IAC Releases Updates to Standards & Guidelines for Vein Center Accreditation
Revisions Effective November 1, 2024
Getting Started
Designed to serve facilities as an educational tool, IAC Vascular Interventional accreditation is made up of two crucial steps. First, facilities conduct a self-evaluation by reviewing the IAC Standards. Second, facilities utilize IAC Online Accreditation to complete and submit their application.
Learn MoreIAC Standards & Guidelines for Accreditation
The minimum standards and guidelines for accreditation in Vein Center, Deep Venous, Hemodialysis Access or Peripheral Arterial. View Standards
Accreditation Checklist
Download a complete checklist of what’s required to be submitted / completed in the online application. View Checklists
Sample Documents
Sample and guidance documents available to assist vein centers while applying for accreditation. View Documents
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Recent News
View More NewsNew Policy Enables Facilities Utilizing Innovative Technologies/Novel Approaches to Apply for Accreditation
As new technology continues to be implemented in everyday practice, IAC is aware that the current Standards may not be inclusive of these new technologies.
Proposed Revisions to the IAC Vein Center Standards & Guidelines Open for Public Comment
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Pelvic Venous Disorders: Gonadal Vein Insufficiency
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Vein Centers Recognized for Continuous IAC Accreditation
IAC is proud to honor the following facilities for demonstrating a long-term commitment to quality patient care by maintaining IAC accreditation in Vein Center for at least two consecutive three-year cycles.