CoreCare Pre-Admit alternative

Before acceptance, AdmitScore™ shows staff what to verify in the referral packet.

If you are comparing CoreCare Pre-Admit, decide how much of the pre-admission process you want in one product. AdmitScore covers the packet. It lists payer details, care needs, and any statement the packet makes two ways, each with the page it came from, for your staff to verify.

AdmitScore and VeriSight Analytics™ are not affiliated with CoreCare or CoreCare Pre-Admit. This page is a guide for teams comparing approaches.

Four steps to compare Pre-Admit options

Decide the scope you need
If you also need revenue integrity, eligibility operations, or Medicaid workflows, ask CoreCare Pre-Admit how it handles them. Those needs go beyond packet review.
Ask what the review shows
Ask whether each payer, authorization, documentation, and medication item links to its source page, so staff can verify it. In AdmitScore, each one does.
Start small
A pilot is 90 days at $500 per facility per month, with synthetic examples first and a signed BAA before any real patient data. The pilot scorecard lists what to record, so you can judge how useful the review is in your daily work.
Ask who makes the admission decision
At AdmitScore, facility staff verify each item and make the clinical, operational, payer, legal, and financial decisions. AdmitScore does not approve admissions.

An authorization the packet states twice

In our made-up sample packet, a Medicare Advantage authorization is approved for the initial 7 skilled nursing days on page 4 and still pending review on page 6. The review lists both statements side by side with their pages, and reminds staff to read the source pages before relying on either.

The sample's details were entered by hand, so it shows the format, not extraction accuracy. Open the sample report, or go to How a review works.