On the 23rd of March 2020, the legislation pertaining to DIAS was updated. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has caused considerable disruption to the daily running of medical imaging practices, there has been no hold placed on DIAS accreditation processes. Here’s some insight into DIAS compliance from our professional accreditation team.
Changes to DIAS Compliance
DIAS Standards have not been changed, but updates to legislation have changed how the scheme is administered. Failing to comply can result in a practice losing eligibility status and the Medicare benefits this entails, which makes it vitally important to meet new compliance regulations.
So, what is the main change? Essentially, LSPN holders need to show that they are actively maintaining DIAS standards.
Here’s How to Make DIAS Compliance Easier
Of course, this places an additional burden on medical imaging practices, which are already under strain in current conditions to meet patient needs. While everyone agrees that standards that uphold patient care and create a safer and more effective medical environment are essential, the additional administrative burden can make it difficult to navigate and maintain DIAS accreditation.
That’s where our team can help.
With over 20 years of industry experience, the Excelsior Accreditation team are experts in assisting medical professionals in meeting and maintaining their DIAS certification. Whether you are starting a new practice, want to achieve full accreditation for your existing practice, or would like your DIAS certification to be professionally maintained, we are here to provide the expert guidance and tailored services you require.
We have streamlined this essential administrative process to assist your practice in any way necessary.
