Building software that gives skilled nursing admissions teams time back.
VeriSight Analytics™ (VeriSight Analytics, LLC) is the company behind AdmitScore™. We help SNF admissions teams find payer, authorization, documentation, and high-cost medication details in referral packets and verify them at the source before they make an admission decision.
Why we built AdmitScore
We built AdmitScore to find the important information in a referral packet, show where it came from, and leave the admission decision to your staff. Everything it lists (payer details, MA authorization readiness, documentation gaps, high-cost medications) is there so your team can get through a real referral packet faster without losing sight of the clinical picture.
Where we are
Pilot inquiries are open. We are in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A licensed Nursing Home Administrator shapes the operator-facing wording, and the sample report, built on a made-up packet, shows what a review looks like. If you are weighing a pilot, read the pilot plan or talk with us.
Two people building one focused tool
You work directly with Jack and Peter during a pilot. There is no tiered support queue and no account-manager handoff.
Who AdmitScore fits
We are a small, focused company, and AdmitScore does one job. That makes us a good fit for some operators and a wrong fit for others.
Good fit
SNF operators with 1 to 10 facilities who want a focused referral-review tool, direct access to Jack and Peter, and output you can check against the packet.
Wrong fit
Multi-facility groups looking for a single pane that owns CRM, admissions, ops, and care management. AdmitScore sits next to your stack and does not replace it.
How we work
Purpose-built for SNF admissions
Referral packet review, payer details, MA authorization readiness, documentation gaps, and high-cost medications. That is the whole job.
Human-reviewed by design
Staff verify every output against the source documents and make every admission decision. AdmitScore gives your team a list to check. It does not approve admissions.
Rules for this website and pilots
A signed BAA comes before any real patient data. Public forms are not for PHI and reject obvious patient identifiers. Public examples use synthetic data only. AdmitScore does not guarantee payer approval or reimbursement.
Every item links to its source
Each item AdmitScore finds (payer details, medications, care needs) shows the quote and page it came from, where available, so staff can check it at the source.
Jack and Peter run the pilot
Jack leads the kick-off, mid-pilot review, and end-of-pilot readout. Peter leads implementation with your team.
No vendor lock-in
A pilot runs 90 days. Around day 75 we talk about whether to continue. Nothing renews automatically. If you continue, we confirm the monthly price with you in writing. If you stop, you keep an export of the outcomes your staff recorded.