Consortium for Universal Healthcare Credentialing, Inc.
The Consortium for Universal Healthcare Credentialing (C4UHC), Inc., announced today its officers for 2026 as well as new additions to the organization’s board of directors.
Green Security and C4UHC have struck a membership agreement to enhance patient safety throughout the healthcare system in the United States.
Why is healthcare vendor credentialing so hard to understand? If you’re new to healthcare credentialing, you’ve likely noticed there’s no clear or simple place to start.
When Janet Darling helped found the Consortium for Universal Healthcare Credentialing (C4UHC), she did it for one reason — to clean up what she calls “the mess” that is vendor credentialing in healthcare.
The Consortium for Universal Healthcare Credentialing, Inc. (C4UHC) announced today the appointment of healthcare industry leader Carter Lonsberry as the organization’s new executive director.
The Consortium for Universal Healthcare Credentialing (C4UHC) and the Healthcare Standards Institute (HSI) today announced the launch of a U.S. standards drafting committee to establish “Credentialing Requirements for Non-Employee (Vendor) Representatives in Healthcare Settings.
Healthcare suppliers across the United States are reporting a sharp rise in “non-compliance” status for non-employee and supplier representatives tied to COVID-19 vaccination requirements.
The healthcare industry is at a turning point in its approach to tuberculosis (TB) testing. For decades, annual TB testing for healthcare personnel was considered standard practice, but this routine safeguard has been recognized as an outdated practice.
Let’s talk about a familiar—and frustrating—pattern in healthcare: organizations claim they’re compliant with industry standards, only to follow up with actions that say otherwise.
Four more strategic healthcare leaders are helping to amplify C4UHC’s 2025 Symposium’s theme of “Navigating Forward, the Voices of Vendor Credentialing.”
