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URAC

URAC is a Washington, DC–based non-profit organization that provides accreditation of organizations involved in medical care services, as well as education and measurement programs. Founded under the name Utilization Review Accreditation Commission in 1990, the name was shortened to the acronym URAC in 1996.

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Measurement, Accreditation programs & Offices

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Founded
1990
Industry
Healthcare
Headquarters
Washington, DC, United States
Key people
Shawn Griffin, MD, President and CEO
Number of employees
over 60
Products
Accreditation, Education and Measurement Services

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Offices

Accreditation programs

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URAC

Nodes18
Edges17
Triples17
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.111111
Components1

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URAC

Top relations

related to Accreditation programs · 5
URAC → Accreditation, Accreditation Committee, An, In, URAC's
related to Offices · 3
URAC → About, DC, Washington
Founded · 1
URAC → 1990
Headquarters · 1
URAC → Washington, DC, United States
Industry · 1
URAC → Healthcare
Key people · 1
URAC → Shawn Griffin, MD, President and CEO
Number of employees · 1
URAC → over 60
Products · 1
URAC → Accreditation, Education and Measurement Services
Type · 1
URAC → Nonprofit
Website · 1
URAC → www.urac.org

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Important terminology

accreditation washington dc programs education offices services measurement founded organization organizations utilization review website order based non-profit provides involved medical

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
URACFounded19901.00infobox
URACHeadquartersWashington, DC, United States1.00infobox
URACIndustryHealthcare1.00infobox
URACKey peopleShawn Griffin, MD, President and CEO1.00infobox
URACNumber of employeesover 601.00infobox
URACProductsAccreditation, Education and Measurement Services1.00infobox
URACTypeNonprofit1.00infobox
URACWebsitewww.urac.org1.00infobox
URACis aWashington0.90text
URACrelated to Accreditation programsURAC's0.60section
URACrelated to Accreditation programsIn0.60section
URACrelated to Accreditation programsAccreditation Committee0.60section

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