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NAEC accredits epilepsy centers, not EMUs. If there are two EMUs for one center and within one hospital and one institution, then they do not need to be accredited independently. Admissions, staff training, etc can be combined, as long as both are supervised by the same Medical Director using the same protocols. There will be only one listing in the NAEC Center Directory and only one hospital name will be sent to US News, if applicable.
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