A real review screen, run on a made-up referral packet.
Everything here is synthetic. The packet is invented. The screen comes from AdmitScore™ itself: items quoted from the packet with their page, facts the packet states twice and differently, and what it does not document. Staff verify at the source and make the admission decision.
What the top of the review shows
The synthetic packet is six pages for “Test Patient A”. The review lists what it found in the packet’s own words and the page each came from. A “Located in packet” label marks an item the review found. A “Conflict” label marks a fact the packet states twice, differently.
Quoted, with its page
Items on this screen show the packet’s own words and the page they came from, so staff can compare the review with the source.
Open the source page
In the live screen a button opens the packet page when the PDF is still open in the same browser tab. Without it, the page number and the quote remain.
Conflicts side by side
When the packet states a fact twice, differently, both statements appear with their pages and a reminder to read the source pages before relying on either.
What the packet leaves out, and what it says twice
An item the review could not find is listed as not documented in the packet reviewed. That describes the paperwork only. For a bariatric admission, the packet here asks for a bed and a lift and gives two different weights. The review shows both weights with their pages. It does not compare a weight with a facility’s limit, so staff check that themselves.
About this example
Synthetic
The packet, the patient and the plan are invented, and public materials never contain patient information. The review screen and the report builder are the product’s own code, run locally. This run had no AI step, so the extracted details that normally come from AI extraction were written by hand to match the packet.
Staff decide
AdmitScore does not generate admission recommendations, admission scores, projected margins, or reimbursement estimates, and it does not guarantee payer approval or reimbursement. The facility decision section is left blank for the facility to complete. Staff can verify each item against the packet.
Scope
This example covers dialysis, bariatric equipment and weight, authorization, medication dates and missing documentation. It does not show smoking status or long-term-care versus short-term-rehab questions.
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