Get Accredited

Getting accredited as a member of AAPHP means fully committing to the cause:

To significantly reduce the recidivism rate of
impaired professionals across the United States.

This means becoming accredited and abiding by the standards as set by  the AAPHP.  The diagram provides an overview of how this is  accomplished:

In this stage of the process, an AAPHP agent would conduct an assessment of the state agency or recovery entity’s current recovery program for impaired professionals and compare it with the current AAPHP standard.

The resulting report from the assessment would document the current  gaps in the deltas in state agency or recovery entity’s current recovery  program for impaired professionals with a list of recommendations as to  how the organization can bring their program into standard.

During this stage of the process, the organization works with an AAPHP

agent to develop a detailed plan of the course of action needed to bring their 

recovery program for impaired professionals into compliance with the 

AAPHP standard.

In this stage, the organization works their CAP toward the commitments  and milestones set within.  AAPHP serves as an auditor in this process  to assure that the organization is meeting its commitments in becoming an  AAPHP certified referrer or recovery program for impaired professionals.

This status is achieved when all commitments in the organization’s CAP have been met.  It is at this point that members can begin referring  and receiving patients.

(Note: At the outset of this program, certain stipulations need to be defined in order for impaired professionals to have access to the resources necessary to begin their recovery plan in the most efficient manner possible).

Get started by completing the form below.  An AAPHP representative will contact you shortly.