Ahmedabad, July 18: Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad, has received Joint Commission International (JCI) accreditation for the fourth consecutive time. Recognised globally as the gold standard in healthcare quality and patient safety, JCI accreditation assures patients that the hospital meets more a 1,000 rigorous standards across clinical care, infrastructure, operational excellence and staff competency.
The hospital first earned JCI accreditation in 2016, and has since consistently maintained and advanced its practices to match the highest international standards. JCI is one of the world’s most demanding accreditations in healthcare, awarded only to institutions that demonstrate sustained excellence in patient safety, clinical outcomes, and organisational processes.
“This fourth consecutive JCI accreditation is a reflection of the unwavering commitment of our doctors, nursing teams, and support staff. More than a badge of honour, it is a reassurance to our patients that they are receiving care at a facility that upholds the highest international standards for quality, patient safety, and excellence,” said Cdr Jeslon Kavalakkat, CEO of Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad.
The accreditation process includes an extensive evaluation by expert international surveyors. Through the SAFER Matrix (Survey Analysis for Evaluating Risk), JCI identifies areas of high priority, helping hospitals focus on continuous improvement while safeguarding patient outcomes.
Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad’s ability to maintain its accreditation across four consecutive cycles reflects a deep-rooted culture of quality and clinical rigour. It is one of the few hospitals in western India to achieve this recognition consistently. This achievement further cements Apollo Hospitals, Ahmedabad’s reputation as a leading quaternary care institution committed to global standards in patient care and safety.
