NABH READY — Check Free Clinic & Hospital Readiness Score & Report

What is a NABH Readiness Score?

A NABH Readiness Score is a 3-digit summary of how prepared your facility — clinic or hospital — is for accreditation, ranging from 300 to 900. A score closer to 900 means your systems, documentation and processes are more likely to clear a formal NABH assessment. It is derived from your performance across the core NABH chapters.

Why is your Readiness Score important?

A strong readiness score is one of the first things that empanelment bodies, insurers and corporate clients look at. It shows whether your facility runs on reliable systems or ad-hoc effort. 01Clears accreditation fasterA high readiness score means fewer non-conformities and a smoother path through formal NABH assessment.

How is your Readiness Score calculated?

Your score depends on several weighted factors, aligned to NABH's own chapter structure. These reflect how systematically your facility runs — the same evidence an assessor checks. Factors that affect your score ✓Patient Safety (High Impact): Medication management, infection control and incident reporting carry the most weight — lapses here are the fastest way to fail an assessment.

How to increase your Readiness Score?

If your score is low, follow these steps consistently to gradually raise your readiness and become audit-ready. MOMFix high-alert medication handlingSeparate storage, dual verification and clear labelling for look-alike drugs. HICRun monthly hand-hygiene auditsTrack infection rates against benchmarks and act on the trend. AACStandardise assessment recordsA timestamped initial-assessment template, audited every week.