Accredited by The Joint Commission

Our staffing services are measured against national standards for quality and patient safety — and reviewed independently, not just self-reported.

The Joint Commission National Quality Approval seal

Reporting a patient safety or quality of care concern

At Interim Healthcare Staffing we care deeply about safe patient care. If you have a concern about the quality or safety of care given by one of our employees, please contact our office at 317-956-4024. If we cannot resolve your concern, you are encouraged to contact The Joint Commission via their website at www.jointcommission.org or by calling 1-800-994-6610. Our firm strictly prohibits any retaliation against anyone who reports a safety concern.

What accreditation means

The Joint Commission accredits and certifies healthcare organizations across the United States. For a staffing agency, accreditation covers how we screen, verify, credential, and place the professionals who walk into your building — and whether we can show our work when someone asks.

In practice, that means the nurse, aide, or allied health professional we send you has been checked against a documented standard rather than a handshake: current Indiana licensure verified through the Indiana State Board of Nursing, references checked, credentials matched to the specific role, and the required background screening completed before a first shift. For hospitals and senior living communities that are surveyed themselves, it keeps contingent staff on the same footing as employed staff.

What it means for the people we place

Accreditation is not only a client-facing promise. It shapes how we onboard and support our own field staff — clear role expectations, verified credentials before day one, and a direct line to a local office that answers. If something on an assignment isn't safe, we want to hear about it, and saying so carries no penalty.

Questions & Answers

Accreditation questions

Is Interim HealthCare Staffing of Indianapolis Joint Commission accredited?
Yes. Our staffing services are accredited by The Joint Commission, the organization that accredits and certifies healthcare organizations across the United States. Accreditation means our staffing, credentialing, and quality processes are measured against national standards and reviewed on an ongoing basis.
What does Joint Commission accreditation mean for my facility?
It means the professionals we send you have been screened, license-verified, and credentialed against a documented standard rather than an informal process — and that the standard itself is independently reviewed. For hospitals and communities that are themselves surveyed, working with an accredited staffing partner keeps your contingent staff on the same footing as your employed staff.
How do I report a patient safety or quality of care concern?
Call our Indianapolis office at (317) 956-4024 and tell us what happened. If we cannot resolve your concern, you are encouraged to contact The Joint Commission through their website at www.jointcommission.org or by calling 1-800-994-6610. Our firm strictly prohibits any retaliation against anyone who reports a safety concern.
Can I report a concern anonymously?
Yes. You can raise a concern with our office without giving your name, and you can contact The Joint Commission directly whether or not you have contacted us first. Retaliation against anyone who reports a safety concern is strictly prohibited, whether the report comes from an employee, a client facility, a patient, or a family member.
Are the professionals you place screened and credentialed?
Yes. Every professional we place is screened, reference-checked, and credentialed for the specific role before their first shift. Nurses hold current Indiana licensure through the Indiana State Board of Nursing, and school placements include the background screening Indiana schools require of staff working with students.

Staffing you can account for.

Credentialed professionals, documented standards, and a local office that picks up the phone.