We are building a hospice native record with a small group of agencies. Early partners help us get documentation, compliance and billing right before the wider launch, so day one feels like how your team already works.
Compliance tells you what to capture. We focus on how your team works streamlining bedside documentation, IDG meetings, and billing alignment.
Core workflows designed for hospice care, not bent from home health.
Swipe through. Agency census, bedside documentation, and the reports library from the live build.
The things a hospice EHR should never make you buy twice: access control, interoperability, a real field app and the dashboards leadership actually runs.
Granular permissions and a signed BAA from day one, so the right chart reaches the right clinician.
Connected to labs, pharmacy and DME so orders, results and equipment move without a fax machine and without rekeying.
A real mobile app for the field, offline documentation that captures the visit at the bedside and syncs the moment there's signal.
Census and ADC, compliance status and days to pay in one view, so leadership sees the agency's health without waiting on a report.
Bring us your IDG cadence, your levels of care and your legacy pain points. The first conversation does not require a commitment.
Partners see the same board we work from, so priorities stay honest and visible.
A deliberate path from discovery to go live, timed around census, IDG and claims continuity.
Changing EHRs is the decision hospice agencies put off the longest. Here are the honest answers.
Early signals from teams shaping the build with us.
We moved our whole active census over without losing a single chart. The parallel run is what sold my team. We could see the new record was right before we ever trusted it.
IDG used to start with someone rebuilding the packet from four disciplines. Now it is assembled and ready when we sit down. We got a whole meeting's worth of prep back.
Billing and clinical finally tell the same story. Level of care, orders and visits line up on their own. Rejections dropped and I stopped dreading recert season.
