In short
23 organizations in Georgia have joined the Accreditation Canada programme, 9 hold Platinum accreditation, and Georgia ranks fifth in Europe in Accreditation Canada’s register (September 2026).
International healthcare accreditation in Georgia in numbers. Every figure is dated; sources are listed below.
Key figures
- 2014the year advocacy for international accreditation began in Georgia
- 26.01.2023Ministry of Health Order №4/N makes accreditation mandatory
- 2023the Accreditation Canada Tbilisi Office opens
- 23organizations joined the Accreditation Canada programme
- 16 / 5 / 2partner organizations in Tbilisi / Batumi / Kutaisi
- 9organizations achieved Platinum accreditation (February 2025)
- 5thplace in Europe in Accreditation Canada’s international register (September 2026)
- 77organizations from 8 European countries in that register; 9 of them (12%) are from Georgia
- 10 + 12experts and core staff
- 6local advisers became Accreditation Canada international surveyors (2025)
- 13free online training sessions for all clinics (2025)
- up to 200participants in a single session (medication reconciliation, 30 June 2025)
- 878articles on accreditation and the 23 partner organizations on sheniekimi.ge and pacienti.ge
- 208free resources: 142 booklets, 10 posters, 56 wayfinding signs
- 6legal acts: Order №4/N and 5 amendments (2023–2026)
- 31.12.2026deadline for ambulatory providers and laboratories
Europe: Accreditation Canada’s register
Belgium 19, Cyprus 18, Italy 13, Slovenia 10, Georgia 9, Luxembourg 6, Croatia 1, Ukraine 1 (September 2026). Details
Sources
- Accreditation Canada, register of internationally accredited organizations
- Ministry of Health Order №4/N and amendments, matsne.gov.ge (in Georgian)
- Accreditation Canada Tbilisi Office data; publications; training; resources
Download the data: open data. When citing, please credit: Accreditation Canada Tbilisi Office, accreditation.ge.