The NALC Health Benefit Plan (NALC HBP) has been awarded re-accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), with certification effective from June 22, 2025, through June 22, 2028.
This recognition reaffirms the plan’s unwavering dedication to providing high-quality healthcare services that meet rigorous national standards.
What this re-accreditation means for NALC HBP
Achieving AAAHC re-accreditation demonstrates NALC HBP’s commitment to excellence in governance, administration, and service delivery. It is a testament to the plan’s ongoing efforts to enhance member benefits and coverage while safeguarding member rights.
NALC HBP’s accreditation history includes its initial certification in 2016 and successful re-accreditation in 2019. These milestones highlight the plan’s dedication to providing exceptional healthcare services for postal and federal employees.
A milestone in FEHB history
NALC HBP was the first Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) plan to earn AAAHC accreditation. This accomplishment reinforces the plan’s leadership in setting benchmarks for quality and compliance across all FEHB carriers.
About AAAHC and the accreditation process
AAAHC is a nationally recognized organization that advances healthcare quality through peer-based evaluations and measurable standards. The re-accreditation process involves a detailed review of key areas, including:
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Member rights and protections
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Governance and operational management
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Provider network performance
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Continuous quality improvement initiatives
This comprehensive evaluation ensures that NALC HBP continues to deliver high-value health and wellness programs.
Commitment to members and the future
This achievement aligns with NALC HBP’s mission to provide exceptional healthcare coverage while maintaining its tradition of service to letter carriers and their families. Learn more about our mission and history.
Want to learn more about NALC HBP's commitment to quality and member care? Read the full AAAHC re-accreditation statement