What can an organization receive after successfully addressing Jeopardy Status?

When an organization successfully addresses Jeopardy Status, it signifies that it has met the necessary requirements and made the appropriate improvements to rectify any issues that led to this designated state. The primary goal of addressing Jeopardy Status is to ensure that the organization meets the fundamental criteria and standards set forth by the accrediting body.

By resolving the issues that contributed to being placed under Jeopardy Status, the organization can demonstrate its compliance with these standards, leading to its removal from this status. This outcome reflects the organization's commitment to maintaining quality and safety standards, thereby reinforcing its eligibility for accreditation.

While an extended accreditation period, partial certification, or reevaluation of standards may also be relevant considerations in the context of accreditation, they do not directly stem from the actions taken to address Jeopardy Status itself. The focus here is specifically on the transition from Jeopardy Status back to good standing, which is captured by the successful removal of that status.