EVV 2026: 1% FMAP Penalty Is Hitting Provider Rates
Section 12006 of the Cures Act is fully phased in for personal care. Here's the FMAP penalty schedule, the six required data points, and where claims fail.
Shift scheduling, EVV, ADL logs, caregiver matching, credentialing, and authorization tracking — in one platform built for non-medical home care agencies tired of duct-taping together five different vendors.
Sound familiar?
Most agencies are running on a stack of single-purpose tools that were designed in the 2000s. The result? Wasted hours, denied visits, and revenue you can't collect.
Open shifts get filled in group chats, swap requests live in your inbox, and the whiteboard tells a different story than the spreadsheet. Then someone calls out at 6 a.m.
GPS was off. The aggregator timed out. The caregiver clocked in five minutes early. Every rejected visit is unbillable revenue — and a step closer to the Cures Act FMAP penalty.
Scheduling lives in one tool, EVV in another, payroll in a third, and credentialing in a binder. Reconciling them every Friday is what your office manager calls "the weekend."
When hours and units count down inside a closed system, nobody sees the cliff coming. Over-delivery is unbillable, under-delivery loses the client, and your reauth team is always behind.
Replace your scheduling spreadsheet, EVV gateway, and paper task sheets with one tool that talks to itself.
Open shifts filled in minutes, not hours.
Drag-and-drop calendar with recurring patterns, swap requests, and live-in vs hourly rules. Broadcast open shifts to qualified caregivers and watch them get claimed.
Home care is the fastest-growing segment of the U.S. healthcare workforce, and it's also the one with the thinnest margins, the highest turnover, and the strictest new federal compliance mandates.
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Compliance and authorizations are where most agencies leak revenue. We don't.
Background checks, TB tests, CPR, state certs — all expirations tracked, with alerts before they expire.
Watch Medicaid hours and units count down in real time. Reauth alerts before you hit zero.
One product. One subscription. No per-caregiver surcharges. Pick a tier when your free trial ends.
For agencies with 1–10 caregivers.
$99/month
For agencies with 10–50 caregivers.
$199/month
For agencies with 50+ caregivers.
$399/month
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Yes. We integrate with the major EVV aggregators (HHAeXchange, Sandata, Tellus, Netsmart) and submit visits in the format your state requires. GPS clock-in is the default, with telephonic backup for clients without smartphones. Every exception is captured with a reason and a full audit trail.
Yes. Our caregiver app queues clock-in and ADL log writes locally during brief signal drops and syncs as soon as the phone reconnects. For clients in dead zones, telephonic EVV (a phone call to a toll-free number) is built in on every plan.
Each client has an authorization with a unit budget, a date range, and a payer. As caregivers clock out, hours and units burn down in real time. Reauth alerts fire automatically when an authorization is within 14 days of expiring or below 10% of its remaining units, so you never deliver care you can’t bill for.
Yes. All client and caregiver data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). Access is role-based with comprehensive audit trails, and we sign BAAs with Growth and Scale customers. Our infrastructure runs on SOC 2 compliant hosting — PHI security is built in, not bolted on.
Most agencies are running live shifts within a week. Importing your caregiver roster, client list, and authorizations typically takes one to two business days. Scale customers get a dedicated success manager who runs onboarding end-to-end so your office team isn’t pulled away from operations.
Every plan starts with a free trial — full access to scheduling, EVV, ADL logs, credentialing, and authorizations, no credit card required. After the trial, you pick a tier. There are no contracts, no setup fees, and you can switch tiers or cancel anytime from the billing page.
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