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Flagship product

Electronic Visit Verification designed for caregiver reality

We build the software that runs a homecare agency end to end — GPS-verified visits, scheduling, care plans, billing and payroll in one system, with a caregiver app that keeps working when the signal drops.

  • GPS, telephony and offline verification
  • Built to work with your state aggregator
  • Verified visit straight through to claim
Business Nova · Product concept

Visit status

LIVE

GPS + offline

Scheduling

READY

Real-time

Documentation

E-SIGN

Audit history

Payroll & Billing

Live GPS

Caregiver Status

Caregiver 01
Clocked in
Caregiver 02
En route
Caregiver 03
On visit

6

Core EVV data elements

3

Verification methods

10

Connected product modules

1

Agency-branded platform

Why it matters

What paper costs a homecare agency

Every one of these is a failure we have been called in to fix. They all trace back to the same thing: the record of a visit being created somewhere other than the visit.

Claims denied for unverified visits

A visit without a verifiable record is a visit a payer can refuse. Paper timesheets and after-the-fact data entry turn delivered care into unbillable care.

Missed visits found out too late

When a caregiver does not arrive, the office should know within minutes — not when a family calls, or when the timesheet arrives on Friday.

Payroll rebuilt by hand every cycle

Coordinators re-typing hours from paper into payroll is slow, and every keystroke is a chance to overpay, underpay or spark a dispute.

Audits that take weeks to answer

When a payer asks what happened on a visit eight months ago, the answer should take seconds to produce, with the trail attached.

The standard

Six things every visit has to prove

The 21st Century Cures Act requires Electronic Visit Verification to capture six data elements for Medicaid personal care and home health visits. The platform records all six at the point of care — not reconstructed afterwards.

01

Type of service

Which authorised service was delivered on the visit.

02

Individual receiving care

The client the service was delivered to.

03

Individual providing care

The caregiver who actually performed the visit.

04

Date of service

The calendar date the service was delivered.

05

Time it begins and ends

Captured at the point of care, not reconstructed later.

06

Location of service

Where care was delivered, verified at clock-in and clock-out.

How it works

One visit, start to finish

The same record carries through the whole chain, so what was scheduled, what was delivered, what gets billed and what gets paid can never quietly disagree.

01

Schedule

The visit is authorised and staffed. Conflicts, overtime risk and missing credentials are caught while the schedule is being built, not after.

02

Verify

The caregiver clocks in at the point of care. GPS, telephony or a fixed device records the six required elements, online or off.

03

Document

Tasks, notes, observations and signatures are captured against the care plan while the caregiver is still in the home.

04

Bill and pay

The verified visit becomes a claim-ready line and a payroll entry. No re-keying, and no gap between what was delivered and what is invoiced.

Every module

What the platform actually does

Ten modules, one system. Pick any of them to see what it covers — these are the real feature sets, not a summary.

Three ways to verify

Because not every home is the same

Signal dies, phones break, and some clients have neither. A verification model that only works in ideal conditions is a model that quietly falls back to paper.

Mobile GPS

The default. The caregiver clocks in on their own phone and the location is verified against the client address, with a tolerance you set.

Telephony (IVR)

For caregivers without a smartphone. A call from the client's landline verifies presence without any hardware in the home.

Fixed device

For homes with no reliable signal. A small device in the residence issues codes that reconcile the visit when the caregiver is back in coverage.

In the field

A caregiver app that works where the work happens

Adoption is the whole game. If the app is slow, confusing or dies without signal, caregivers go back to paper and every downstream number stops being true. Ours is built offline-first and tested with real caregivers before launch.

Today's schedule at a glance
One-tap GPS clock-in and clock-out
Works fully offline, syncs on reconnect
Care plan and task list in the home
Visit notes and electronic signatures
Mileage and travel tracking
Availability and time-off requests
Secure messaging with the office
Push reminders before every visit
Timesheet and pay history

Caregiver app

Field demo

Verified location

Clock In

Sample visit · Client A

Today’s schedule

9:00 Client A
11:30 Client B
2:00 Client C
Offline sync Ready
Mileage Tracking
On screen

What your team actually looks at

The admin console and the caregiver app are designed together, so the same visit reads the same way in the office and in the home.

Operations console — Live visit status, exceptions and revenue on one screen.

Operations console

Live visit status, exceptions and revenue on one screen.

Caregiver app — Schedule, clock-in and care plan in the caregiver's hand.

Caregiver app

Schedule, clock-in and care plan in the caregiver's hand.

Integrations

Fits the systems you already answer to

Most agencies do not get to choose their state's model or their payer's format. We build to whichever applies to you — open model, state-mandated aggregator, or a mix across programmes.

EVV aggregators

Sandata HHAeXchange Netsmart CareBridge State open model

Billing

Clearinghouse submission X12 837 claims 835 remittance Managed care Private pay

Operations

Payroll export Accounting sync SSO / identity SMS and email Open API
Security

Built for data people trust you with

Homecare records are among the most sensitive data a small business will ever hold. The platform is engineered on that assumption from the first commit.

HIPAA-aligned practices

Access control, audit logging and data handling designed around HIPAA safeguards, with a BAA in place where required.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

TLS everywhere, encrypted storage, and secrets held outside the application.

Least-privilege access

Roles scoped so a caregiver sees their own visits, a coordinator sees their office, and nobody sees more than their job needs.

A trail for every change

Who changed what, when and from where — retained so an audit question has an answer.

Delivery

How a rollout actually runs

Replacing the system an agency bills through is not a weekend job. This is the path we run, and roughly what each stage takes.

01

Discovery

We sit with your coordinators and map how visits, billing and payroll work today — including the workarounds.

1 – 2 weeks
02

Design & build

Interfaces designed around your workflow, built in sprints with a working demo every week.

6 – 12 weeks
03

Data migration

Clients, caregivers, authorisations and history moved across and reconciled against your current system.

2 – 3 weeks
04

Pilot & training

A single office or team runs live while the rest keep working. Caregivers are trained on the app before they depend on it.

2 – 4 weeks
05

Go-live & support

Full cutover with hands-on cover through the first billing cycle, then SLA-backed support and a roadmap you help set.

Ongoing
Questions

The things agencies ask us first

The platform is built to capture the six data elements the Cures Act requires and to export in the format your state model expects, including submission to aggregators such as Sandata, HHAeXchange and Netsmart. What we do not do is certify compliance on your behalf — state programmes approve agencies, not vendors, so we build to your programme's published specification and support you through its testing process.

The app captures the visit offline and queues it. Location and timestamps are recorded on the device at the moment of care and sync when the phone reconnects, so the record reflects when the visit actually happened rather than when it uploaded. For homes with no coverage at all, telephony or a fixed device covers the gap.

Yes, and it is a planned phase rather than an afterthought. We move clients, caregivers, authorisations, care plans and the visit history you need to keep, then reconcile the result against your existing system before anyone relies on it.

On a custom build, yes — the deliverables produced for you are yours on full payment. We retain our own pre-existing frameworks and general know-how, which is what lets us start you further along than a blank repository.

Most agencies are running a live pilot in three to four months, with full cutover shortly after. The variables are the number of payers you bill, how clean your current data is, and how many offices need to move.

Yes. EVV is our deepest specialism, but the same team builds custom business software, mobile apps, websites, branding and marketing — so the agencies we work with tend to bring us everything rather than juggling vendors.

This platform is designed to support professional EVV and homecare agency workflows. We do not claim official AHCA certification or guaranteed compliance unless independently verified.

The rest of what we build

EVV is our deepest specialism, not our only one. The same team handles the software, the app, the website and the brand — which is why agencies tend to bring us everything.

Tell us how your agency runs

Book a walkthrough and we will show you the platform against your actual workflow — your payers, your programmes, your problem visits. No obligation, and you will leave with a clearer scope whether or not you work with us.