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Mail Service Pharmacy Accreditation Overview
3 easy steps to begin your URAC accreditation
Mail order accreditation standards highlight a commitment to quality improvement, accountability, consumer protection and patient care.
Once you begin the process, your organization can be fully accredited in six months or less.
Mail Service Pharmacy Accreditation Benefits:
- Aligns with URAC's Specialty Pharmacy Accreditation and focuses on distribution components
- Promotes safe dispensing practices
- Supports medication distribution processes for appropriate temperature ranges
- Reflects foundational standards on risk management, consumer empowerment, and performance management
Accreditation Process: What to Expect
At IRAC, our accreditation process is more than collecting metrics and checking boxes. URAC offers your organization a collaborative, comprehensive learning experience designed to enhance knowledge and promote quality practices.
The program helps highlight the work your organization already does or can help guide your practice as you build the infrastructure to support mail service patients.
Who May Apply
To be eligible for URAC’s Mail Service Pharmacy Accreditation, an organization must distribute prescription medications and/or supplies directly to consumers. Organizations must be a licensed pharmacy in good standing and operating in the U.S. Download our Mail Service Pharmacy Standards-at-a-Glance and Measures-at-a-Glance for more information.