Clinic/Medical Spa Accreditation

Posted on 2008-04-08 06:49:32 in

Enroll your facility in the A4M Anti-Aging Clinic / Medical Spa Accreditation ProgramAccreditation of anti-aging medical clinics and medical spas serves two primary, fundamental purposes: to assure the quality of the institution and its clinical program, and to assist in the ongoing improvement of the institution or program.

The A4M Anti-Aging Clinic / Medical Spa Accreditation Program features Standards of Excellence that:

  • Emphasize your facilities high level of service and safety
  • Showcase a broad range of advanced diagnostics and therapeutics available at your clinic or medi-spa
  • Encourage patient education and empowerment
  • Demonstrate your facility's compliance with the highest governing operational standards of Professional excellence
  • Enjoy the enhanced visibilty and patient volume heir to A4M INET referals.

 


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