About VeriSight
Building admissions intelligence for skilled nursing facilities.
VeriSight Analytics, LLC is the company behind AdmitScore™. We help SNF teams review referral packets, payer risk, authorization readiness, documentation gaps, high-cost medication concerns, and financial fit before admission decisions.
Why we built it
Financial pressure shouldn't leak into clinical judgment.
When admissions, clinical, and finance read the same packet on the same readout, the financial picture starts shaping the clinical conversation. We built AdmitScore™ around two scores by role: Referral Fit (financial-free, all roles) keeps the clinical review clinical; Margin Score (admin-only) layers in PDPM and denial-risk for administrators.
This is the thesis. Everything else (payer signals, MA authorization readiness, documentation gaps, high-cost medication flags) is the surface area we built to make that thesis useful on a real referral packet.
Where we are right now
Founding pilot is live with our first SNF facility. Founding spots are limited. Built in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Founder-led pilots, NHA-informed product.
Built by
Two people who have done admissions and operations, building one focused tool.
You'll work with both of us during the 60-day pilot. No tiered support queue, no account manager handoff.
Who we're building for
SNF operators who want focused tooling, not a platform rollout.
We're a deliberately small, focused company. AdmitScore is one product done deeply, not a CRM-plus-care-management-plus-EHR platform you have to commit to. That makes us a good fit for some operators and a wrong fit for others. Here's how we think about it.
Good fit
1-10 facility SNF operators who want focused referral-review tooling, value founder-led pilot support, and prefer healthcare-careful copy operators recognize over generic-AI vendor pitches.
Wrong fit
Multi-facility groups looking for a single pane that owns CRM, admissions, ops, and care management. Larger platform vendors fit that need better than we do. AdmitScore sits next to your stack; it doesn't replace it.
What we ask of pilot facilities
Operator feedback. We're constantly iterating from real-pilot input. That's how AdmitScore stays useful instead of becoming generic. The pilot agreement spells out the cadence and what stays confidential.
Operating principles
Credible healthcare software starts with clear limits.
Purpose-built for SNF admissions
Referral packet review, payer signals, MA authorization readiness, documentation gaps, high-cost meds, and PDPM/margin context. That's the whole job. No drift into adjacent products.
Human-reviewed by design
Staff verify every output against source documents and make every admission decision. AdmitScore returns planning aids, not approvals.
Compliance-careful by default
BAA before any PHI workflow. Public forms never receive PHI. Public examples use synthetic data only. Estimates are not guarantees of payer reimbursement.
Two scores by role
Referral Fit (financial-free, all roles) and Margin Score (admin-only). Designed so financial pressure stays out of the clinical conversation.
Founder-led during pilot
Direct founder access during the 60-day evaluation. Kick-off, mid-pilot review, and end-of-pilot readout led by Jack, with NHA-informed operational guidance.
No vendor lock-in
Pilot ends after 60 days; continuation is a fresh conversation. No auto-renewal surprise. Your data + decision history is exportable on request.