Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI Accreditation - A Mark of Distinction

Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI Accreditation Graphics

The Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI Accreditation seal is a mark of distinction that informs your internal and external audiences about the achievement you have earned.

The color that distinguishes Chest Pain Center with Primary PCI Accreditation graphics from other accreditation graphics is a vertical band of Pantone Process Blue. This seal also uses Pantone 295 (blue). Accredited facilities are asked to not alter the design element in any way, but are free to increase the size of the entire graphic proportionally as needed.

The downloadable zip file contains the following three graphic files for your use in marketing your accreditation:

• EPS graphic file (for print quality)
• JPG graphic file (for low-resolution print and screen quality)
• PNG graphic file (for screen quality)

Social Media Graphics
> Download graphics for Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter
Please note the templates for Facebook and LinkedIn are the same, so the single 'FB' template will work for either.

News Release Template
Download a Sample News Release to announce your achievement

Guidelines for Use of ACC Accreditation Graphics

Only facilities that are currently accredited by ACC are entitled to display the accreditation mark and to announce their accreditation status. Minimum size for reproduction of graphic is two inches in height. The graphic may be reproduced in black and white, but only when use of ink colors are restricted or the use of the primary Pantone color creates a design conflict. By adhering to the standardized use of our accreditation marks, you will help ensure the proper display of these valuable and visually powerful communications tools. For additional questions about use of the accreditation graphic, please contact customercare@acc.org

Marketing Your ACC Accreditation

We invite the facilities that we work with to learn more about our social media toolkit and how to market an earned accreditation.

For additional details, please review our Accreditation/Certification Marketing Policy.