Recovery Centers of America Executive Appointed to Joint Commission Advisory Council
Kendall Keller, a senior official at Recovery Centers of America, has been named to the Joint Commission’s Behavioral Health Care and Human Services Advisory Council.
Recovery Centers of America (RCA) announced that Kendall Keller has joined the Joint Commission’s Behavioral Health Care and Human Services Advisory Council. In this role, Keller will provide industry perspective to help shape evaluation standards for behavioral healthcare providers.
The Joint Commission is an independent, non-profit organization that accredits and certifies healthcare organizations across the United States. Its advisory councils are tasked with reviewing quality-of-care benchmarks and recommending safety protocols for clinical facilities.
Keller’s appointment places RCA at the table as the industry moves toward more rigorous regulatory scrutiny. As substance use disorder treatment providers face increased pressure to demonstrate clinical efficacy, the advisory council’s recommendations are expected to influence future accreditation requirements.
Keller will serve a term dedicated to refining the standards that oversee how addiction treatment facilities are audited for patient safety and clinical outcomes.