The cost of medical organization accreditation services is determined using a comprehensive approach, taking into account a number of key factors to ensure an objective and fair cost assessment. These factors include:

1. Expert fees: The calculation is based on the cost of 3-5 days of work by experts conducting the external comprehensive assessment. This amount includes not only the experts' direct labor costs but also their travel and insurance costs.

2. Medical organization capacity: Important factors influencing cost include the organization's scale of operations, including the number of patient visits or hospital beds, as well as the presence of branches or separate buildings located outside the main medical facility.

3. Post-accreditation monitoring and support: The costs of monitoring compliance with accreditation requirements after accreditation is received, as well as maintaining the information system for managing accreditation processes.

4. Taxes, fees, and overhead costs: These include mandatory payments stipulated by law, as well as expenses for employee salaries, rental space, office maintenance, and the purchase of necessary software.

For public medical clinics and organizations, the process of setting the price for accreditation services is carried out through the public procurement portal. In this case, the final price can be adjusted based on the results of the competitive bidding process, ensuring transparency and openness in the process of determining the cost of services, consistent with public procurement principles, and aimed at optimizing budget expenditures.