Thursday, March 28, 2024

Re: More Consolidation comments and questions

Lance Hoxie

Steve:

At present, AOPA requires that each of its patient care company members

have an ABC certifee. Affiliate members (affiliates of the company member)

do not have to have a certifee. However, in order to be an ABC accredited

facility an ABC certifee, in the relevant discipline must either deliver

the care or the care must be delivered under his direction. At the moment

approximately 50% of the AOPA company and affiliate members are ABC

accredited.

Under the new organization, the bylaws currently state that an active

company member must have an ABC certifee, in good standing. In addition,

only ABC accredited active company members will have the right to vote on

ABC affairs (election of directors and changes to the bylaws related to

ABC).

Lance Hoxie

Exec. Dir.

ABC

—–Original Message—–

From: Stephen Fletcher [SMTP:[email protected]]

Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 2:47 PM

To: [email protected]

Subject: More Consolidation comments and questions

I have two questions that come to mind as I read all of the discussion

on this list serve.

Does AOPA require that all of it’s patient care facility members have

ABC certified pracitioners on staff?

Depending on the answer to the above question, would this policy

change in the proposed consolidated National Office?

Just trying to become more informed.

Thanks

Steve Fletcher, CPO

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