What is Accreditation?

When searching for quality rehabilitation services, make sure that the services you are considering are accredited. You can think of accreditation as a "seal of quality" that Rainbow’s services have been awarded because we have delivered positive results.

You probably already know the idea of accreditation. You may have gone to an accredited school or received medical treatment from an accredited hospital or clinic. In addition, an impartial group for quality and safety has evaluated many of the products and services you buy every day. For example, you may have looked at Consumer Reports before buying a car or household appliance.

When Rainbow asked to receive CARF accreditation, it set a rigorous consultative process in motion. That process included the full resources and experience of CARF, an internationally recognized organization, along with consumers that use our rehabilitation services. As a CARF-accredited organization in the rehabilitation services listed below, we have demonstrated that we are committed to continually improving the rehabilitation process.

• Brain Injury Home and Community Based Rehabilitation Programs (Adult)
• Brain Injury Long Term Residential Services (Adult)
• Brain Injury Long Term Residential Services (Pediatric Family Centered)
• Brain Injury Outpatient Rehabilitation Programs (Adult)
• Brain Injury Outpatient Rehabilitation Programs (Pediatric Family Centered)
• Brain Injury Residential Rehabilitation Programs (Adult)
• Brain Injury Residential Rehabilitation Programs (Pediatric Family Centered)
• Brain Injury Vocation Services (Adult)

CARF accredits the services of an organization only if those services meet the standards in the CARF standards manual. This accreditation process promotes the highest standards of quality.

More information on CARF: http://www.carf.org/

• What Is Accreditation?