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All accreditation criteria have been reviewed to determine whether centers should have access to the service (with a partner epilepsy center or outside medical provider) vs. the service should be provided onsite (within their epilepsy center or institution). Patient reports are still required for some services that are now “access to” (i.e., neuropsychology testing and PET/SPECT patient reports). Centers will still need to provide required patient reports, working with a partner medical provider, if necessary.
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