A missing clock-in or a mismatched ID, and the claim denies — on a code you have to go look up. See what those denials are costing you in two minutes. Free, and your file never leaves your browser.
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Your caregivers show up for families. We make sure the visit gets paid for.
If one clock-in is missing or one identifier doesn't line up, the claim bounces — after you did the visit and paid the caregiver. Then it's clawed back on a code you have to look up. It adds up quietly, one remittance at a time.
Jan 1, 2026 · Ohio (ODM)
Hard-denies personal-care and waiver claims with no matching EVV visit. Home-health claims: since March 1, 2025.
Apr 1, 2026 · Missouri (MO HealthNet)
Denies DSDS personal-care claims (types 26 & 28) that don't match the visit on provider ID, DCN, date, procedure code, or units.
Since Jan 2025 · Pennsylvania
Requires 85% of EVV visits verified without manual edits. Miss it two quarters running and DHS mandates a corrective action plan.
An Ohio Auditor of State review found about $1.1 billion of roughly $2 billion in 2022 home-care claims (about 56%) had no matching EVV visit record. That's a verification gap, not a fraud finding. We cite every figure to its source so you can check it yourself.
The free X-Ray shows what already denied. When you are ready to fix what is still open, the desk does the work for a flat monthly fee.
Our system reads each exception and drafts the correction, the reason code, and the evidence snapshot.
A US-based coordinator reviews and approves every correction by name. A person signs off, not a bot.
Every correction is logged with the schedule, GPS, call record, and who attested. Hand it straight to an auditor.
Percentage-of-collections billing violates federal Medicaid rules (42 CFR 447.10). We charge one flat monthly fee. Ask your current biller how they charge.
Offshore access to Medicaid systems is illegal in several states, including Ohio. Our delivery is US-only, with a coordinator you can call.
Every exception's status, who worked it, and the dollars at risk, updated daily. You watch us work.
Monthly caregiver-level patterns and coaching, so your edit rate trends down and stays under your state's threshold. Usually it's a glitchy app or a wrong identifier, not a careless caregiver, so that's what we fix. Our fee is flat, so the only way we earn it is by shrinking the problem.
Stop overpaying for help you don't fully control.
$4,000–$6,000/mo
Salaries, taxes, benefits, software, training, and turnover.
Expensive, hard to scale.
4–8%of collections
The more you collect, the more you pay. On a $1.5M agency, that's $60,000–$120,000 a year.
Unpredictable, and it grows with you.
$995–$1,495/mo flat
The prevention plan
$99/mo flat
First month, on us if it doesn't pay for itself.
If we don't show you at least three times our fee in released or protected claims, your first month is free. Month to month. Cancel anytime.
Run the free X-Ray, or get on the list and we'll onboard you. We're taking a small number of agencies from any state where EVV denials are costing you money. Flat fee, month to month, US-based, no long contract. And we'll never sell your data.