Who Are You?
I run a healthcare facility
Self-assess free, then get accredited.
I’m a patient or family member
See the Patient and Public Council, report a concern, or find an accredited facility.
I’m a trainer, surveyor, or consultant
Become a certified Coordinator or Monitor, or browse the training catalogue.
I’m a payer, donor, or government partner
See published fees, independent decision-making, and how ASF is governed.
One Standard. One Certificate.
ASF Accreditation
A facility is either accredited or it is not. There is one certificate. Accreditation includes an independent ADC decision, a documented improvement journey of 12 to 24 months, and a listing in the global registry.
Billed monthly, by country income tier. See the published fee schedule and calculator →
Self-Assess Your Facility — Free
Run a complete self-assessment in your browser. No account. No registration. Full gap report.
What Makes ASF Different
- Standards always free — complete, with guidance and assessor notes, no account required
- Assessment in the national language of the facility’s clinical practice
- Local regulation first — national law governs when more demanding than ASF
- Three-layer cost published — not just the registration fee, the full picture
- Independent ADC — external majority, two-thirds to deny, permanent structural separation
Quality improvement that reaches the bedside.
The Evidence Behind the Model
A 2026 peer-reviewed study in the Georgian Medical Journal (whose editor-in-chief is ASF’s founder, disclosed here for transparency) documented the structural barriers — pricing, language, regulatory misalignment — that exclude most of the world’s health facilities from international accreditation. ASF is built as a direct, evidence-based response.
Read the problem statement Read the study (open access) Explore the full model
ASF Pursuing ISQua EEA Standards Accreditation
Formal application dossier published. Submission planned Q1 2027.