Who Are You?
I run a healthcare facility
Self-assess free, then get certified or 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.
Two Pathways to Quality Recognition
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
International Recognition
ASF Pursuing ISQua EEA Standards Accreditation
All 17 governance and evidence documents complete. Formal application dossier published. Submission planned Q1 2027 — the same international benchmark achieved by HQACI in July 2026.