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Supporting Leaders
In Healthcare Architecture

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Why Hire an ACHA Certified Architect

Retaining an ACHA-certified architect for your project ensures you are working with a professional who has validated expertise in healthcare design, as well as a thorough understanding of current industry trends and regulatory standards.

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Make an Impact as a Certificant

ACHA provides multiple opportunities for involvement including master level education and interaction with other healthcare architects nationally.

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How to Become Certified

ACHA certification demonstrates your healthcare design competency, experience, and knowledge to firms, clients and your peers.

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About ACHA

The American College of Healthcare Architects (ACHA) certifies healthcare architects with strict standards to enhance the quality of healthcare environments. ACHA board certification is available to U.S. architects and those in countries with NCARB reciprocal licensure, whether they work in firms or roles like health systems, government agencies, and consulting. Certification demonstrates that an architect has met approved education and experience requirements and passed a competency exam. The process is rigorous, independently managed, and ensures the certified title is professionally and legally sound.

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2026 Board of Regents
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Ann Adams Presidential Citation
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Student Competition Results
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News & Updates

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Events

Blueprints On Desk

Industry Insights

AI & Its Impact to Health Facility Planning

In 2024, an ACHA Think Tank embarked on an ambitious exploration of how Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Veterans Administration (VA) Task Force 2023 Report

ACHA partnered with the Veterans Administration Construction and Facilities Management (CFM)

Future of Healthcare Task Force Report

The Board of Regents of the American College of Healthcare Architects (ACHA)

Mock-u​ps: Do You See What We See? Tools To Communicate Design

Full-scale mock-ups are powerful tools that allow architects, contractors

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Chase Miller, ACHA, AIA, EDAC Healthcare Practice Leader, Guidon Design

ACHA has been instrumental in furthering my healthcare design knowledge and expertise, while also strengthening my client relationships by establishing trust and credibility. It has opened doors to opportunities within the industry that have expanded my network and enabled me to stay on the cutting edge of healthcare design.

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