Is your practice ready for accreditation? Indiana ABA providers are on the accreditation clock. The date to show your process had started was Aug. 1, 2026, and full accreditation is due by Oct. 1, 2027. If you are accredited, how do you keep your evidence current between reviews? If you are still working toward it, what is left to put in place?
In our HABA session, Beyond the Audit, we talked about treating accreditation as a year-round standard, with evidence building as care is delivered instead of a scramble before each review. This check gives you a starting point. It has 10 questions across administration, clinical, quality, and systems, takes about two minutes, and needs no sign-in. You get a readiness score out of 100 and the areas to work on first, worded for where you are in the process.
This check is a general readiness snapshot for self-assessment and planning. Your score does not predict the outcome of an accreditation review, and it does not replace a review by an accrediting body.
How ready is your practice for accreditation?
Ten questions across administration, clinical operations, quality, and the systems that support them.
- About 2 minutes
- No sign-in
- Sharing your info is optional
A general self-assessment from Hi Rasmus. It is not aligned to ACQ standards and does not predict the outcome of a review by any accrediting body.
What you get
- Your scoreReadiness out of 100, with a tier.
- Area breakdownHow you scored in each of four areas.
- Where to focus firstThe areas to start with, what to do in each, and where Hi Rasmus can help.
Your score by area
Take this with you
Scan with your phone camera to open these results on your phone.
The link contains your answers. Anyone who has it can see them.
Where to focus first
You have your score.
Now let’s talk about it.
Tap the button and we copy your results for you. Paste them into the form and one of our team members will follow up by email or phone. At the booth? Just ask our team. Either way, we will go through your results with you.
General self-assessment for planning only. Not aligned to ACQ standards and not a predictor of review outcomes. Confirm requirements with your accrediting body and payers.





