Prepare your ASC for AAAHC and government surveys.
Titan Surveyors LLC helps ambulatory surgery centers get ready for AAAHC accreditation surveys and government surveys — CMS Medicare certification and recertification, and state licensing surveys — with a fire and life-safety focus. We walk your building, review the records behind it, and hand you a clear, prioritized list of what to fix before an official survey.
What you get
- A fire and life-safety walk-through of your facility
- A mock survey or gap assessment before the official visit
- A written findings report with photos and a ranked fix list
- Corrective-action follow-up to help you close the gaps
Survey readiness, two lanes
The fire and life-safety work is similar either way. What you’re preparing for — an accreditation survey or a government survey — shapes the visit. Full detail is on the Services page.
AAAHC Survey Readiness
The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) is an accrediting organization for ambulatory health care, including ambulatory surgery centers. We help you prepare the fire and life-safety side of an AAAHC accreditation survey so gaps can be corrected before surveyors arrive.
AAAHC readiness details →Government (CMS & State) Survey Readiness
Medicare-certified ASCs must meet CMS Conditions for Coverage at 42 CFR Part 416, which include fire-safety requirements that reference NFPA 101 and NFPA 99. State agencies conduct Medicare certification and recertification surveys on CMS’s behalf, and they also conduct state licensing surveys. We help you prepare for those visits.
Government readiness details →Titan Surveyors LLC is an independent consultant and is not affiliated with AAAHC, CMS, or any state agency. Accreditation and certification decisions are made solely by those organizations.
How we help
Every engagement is scoped to your facility, your timeline and the survey you’re preparing for.
Mock surveys & gap assessments
A survey-style visit: we walk the building, review fire-safety records and flag gaps so you can see where you stand before an official survey.
Written findings report
Plain-language findings with photos, ranked by priority, plus a debrief so your team knows what to fix first.
Corrective-action follow-up
Help prioritizing fixes, documenting completion and, when you want it, a return visit to verify that corrections are in place.
How it works
Call
Tell us about your facility, your timeline and whether you’re preparing for an AAAHC survey, a CMS or state survey, or both.
Walk-through
We run a mock survey or gap assessment on site, including a fire and life-safety review of the building and records.
Report
You get a written findings report with photos, ranked by priority.
Follow-up
We help you plan corrective actions and can come back to verify them.
Questions we hear first
What is AAAHC?
The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) is an accrediting organization for ambulatory health care, including ambulatory surgery centers. Accreditation decisions are made solely by AAAHC. Titan Surveyors is not affiliated with AAAHC and does not award accreditation.
What are government surveys for ASCs?
To participate in Medicare, ambulatory surgery centers must meet the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Conditions for Coverage at 42 CFR Part 416. Those conditions include fire-safety requirements that reference the NFPA 101 Life Safety Code and the NFPA 99 Health Care Facilities Code. State survey agencies conduct Medicare certification and recertification surveys on CMS’s behalf, and states also conduct their own licensing surveys. Certification and licensure decisions are made solely by those agencies.
Are you affiliated with AAAHC, CMS, or a state agency?
Titan Surveyors LLC is an independent consultant and is not affiliated with AAAHC, CMS, or any state agency. Accreditation and certification decisions are made solely by those organizations. Our work is consultative readiness support. It does not replace an official survey and does not guarantee a survey outcome.
What does a readiness engagement include?
Typically a mock survey or gap assessment with a fire and life-safety walk-through, a review of related records, a written findings report with photos and a ranked fix list, and optional corrective-action follow-up. We tailor the checklist to the survey you’re preparing for and the codes your facility is surveyed under.
Where do you work?
Serving ambulatory surgery centers — call to discuss your location.