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From Standards to Success: Managing PHAB Accreditation in ClearPoint strategy.
PHAB's Refreshed Standards & Measures went into effect July 1, 2026 — with about 40 fewer required documents and a heavier weight on Domain 9 performance management. For accredited and reaccrediting health departments, that's not just a paperwork change. It's a strategy execution problem.
The five-year reaccreditation clock doesn't pause for busy schedules, and CHA/CHIP priorities are only as strong as the plan behind them. Across ClearPoint's platform, 81% of assigned plan owners never update their data in a given quarter — which means most departments are proving conformity from stale binders, not from what's actually being executed.
On August 20, join us live to see how health departments are turning the refreshed PHAB standards into an everyday operating rhythm — one that produces the evidence assessors want, without a scramble the week before your site visit.
What you'll learn
- Mapping standards to execution — connecting Domain 9 performance management requirements directly to the initiatives your teams already track.
- CHA/CHIP as a living plan — keeping community health priorities visible and updated, not filed away until the next assessment cycle.
- Proving conformity without the binder — how the ~40-document reduction changes what assessors expect to see, and how to have it ready.
- Beating the phantom-owner problem — the structural fix for the 81% of plan owners who never touch their data between reporting cycles.
Drawn from ClearPoint's platform data across 21,000+ strategic plans, including one of the largest bases of accredited and reaccrediting health departments of any strategy platform.
45 minutes live + Q&A · Free · Can't make it live? Register and we'll send you the recording.
From Standards to Success: Managing PHAB Accreditation in ClearPoint strategy.
Aug 20, 2026 1:00 PM
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PHAB's Refreshed Standards & Measures went into effect July 1, 2026 — with about 40 fewer required documents and a heavier weight on Domain 9 performance management. For accredited and reaccrediting health departments, that's not just a paperwork change. It's a strategy execution problem.
The five-year reaccreditation clock doesn't pause for busy schedules, and CHA/CHIP priorities are only as strong as the plan behind them. Across ClearPoint's platform, 81% of assigned plan owners never update their data in a given quarter — which means most departments are proving conformity from stale binders, not from what's actually being executed.
On August 20, join us live to see how health departments are turning the refreshed PHAB standards into an everyday operating rhythm — one that produces the evidence assessors want, without a scramble the week before your site visit.
What you'll learn
- Mapping standards to execution — connecting Domain 9 performance management requirements directly to the initiatives your teams already track.
- CHA/CHIP as a living plan — keeping community health priorities visible and updated, not filed away until the next assessment cycle.
- Proving conformity without the binder — how the ~40-document reduction changes what assessors expect to see, and how to have it ready.
- Beating the phantom-owner problem — the structural fix for the 81% of plan owners who never touch their data between reporting cycles.
Drawn from ClearPoint's platform data across 21,000+ strategic plans, including one of the largest bases of accredited and reaccrediting health departments of any strategy platform.
45 minutes live + Q&A · Free · Can't make it live? Register and we'll send you the recording.
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From Standards to Success: Managing PHAB Accreditation in ClearPoint strategy.
PHAB's Refreshed Standards & Measures went into effect July 1, 2026 — fewer required documents, a heavier weight on Domain 9 performance management, and the same five-year reaccreditation clock.
On August 20, we'll show you how accredited and reaccrediting health departments are turning those refreshed standards into everyday strategy execution — proving conformity from what's actually being done, not a binder assembled the week before the site visit.
PHAB's Refreshed Standards & Measures went into effect July 1, 2026 — with about 40 fewer required documents and a heavier weight on Domain 9 performance management. For accredited and reaccrediting health departments, that's not just a paperwork change. It's a strategy execution problem.
The five-year reaccreditation clock doesn't pause for busy schedules, and CHA/CHIP priorities are only as strong as the plan behind them. Across ClearPoint's platform, 81% of assigned plan owners never update their data in a given quarter — which means most departments are proving conformity from stale binders, not from what's actually being executed.
On August 20, join us live to see how health departments are turning the refreshed PHAB standards into an everyday operating rhythm — one that produces the evidence assessors want, without a scramble the week before your site visit.
What you'll learn
- Mapping standards to execution — connecting Domain 9 performance management requirements directly to the initiatives your teams already track.
- CHA/CHIP as a living plan — keeping community health priorities visible and updated, not filed away until the next assessment cycle.
- Proving conformity without the binder — how the ~40-document reduction changes what assessors expect to see, and how to have it ready.
- Beating the phantom-owner problem — the structural fix for the 81% of plan owners who never touch their data between reporting cycles.
Drawn from ClearPoint's platform data across 21,000+ strategic plans, including one of the largest bases of accredited and reaccrediting health departments of any strategy platform.
45 minutes live + Q&A · Free · Can't make it live? Register and we'll send you the recording.
Register Now
Register Now
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Built for the people who own PHAB conformity and the strategy work behind it:
- Accreditation coordinators preparing for initial accreditation or reaccreditation
- QI / performance management leads tracking Domain 9 requirements
- Public health directors at county and state health departments
- Anyone accountable for turning CHA/CHIP priorities into tracked execution
45 minutes + live Q&A. The recording goes to every registrant.
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Ted is a Founder and Managing Partner of ClearPoint Strategy and leads the sales and customer success office. He earned his B.A. in Public Policy from Duke University and his MBA from Harvard Business School. When Ted is not in the office or responding to emails, you'll probably find him with his family on a wharf in Point Clear or out back grilling by the pool with his wife, three children, and dog named Riley.
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