Designed to serve facilities as an educational tool, IAC Vascular Interventional accreditation is made up of two crucial steps. First, facilities conduct a self-evaluation by reviewing the IAC Standards. Standards are the minimum requirements to which an accredited facility is accountable.
Second, facilities complete the application via the IAC Accreditation System. Completion of the application requires detailed information on all aspects of facility operation.
The minimum standards and guidelines for accreditation in Vein Center, Deep Venous, Hemodialysis Access or Peripheral Arterial. View Standards
Download a complete checklist of what’s required to be submitted / completed in the online application. View Checklists
IAC application fees cover each three-year accreditation cycle. Fee Structure
Sample and guidance documents available to assist vein centers while applying for accreditation. View Documents
The Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) announces the appointment of Tanya K. Tolpegin, MBA, CAE as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective November 6, 2025.
As an accreditation organization, IAC Vascular Interventional is committed to maintaining a program that balances the changing needs of both the vascular community and the general public by influencing the quality of patient care provided.
Acknowledging the ongoing, rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine, the IAC Board of Directors established an AI Task Force in 2024.
For assistance with your IAC application, please contact our Application Representatives directly at vi@intersocietal.org or 800.838.2110.