AdmitScore™ reviews the packet and leaves every admission decision to your staff.
If you are comparing ePeople AI with AdmitScore, ask each vendor what it automates and what it leaves to your staff. AdmitScore reviews the referral packet. When a packet gives two different weights, it lists both with their pages. It sends nothing to a portal, and your staff verify each item.
AdmitScore and VeriSight Analytics™ are not affiliated with ePeople AI. This page lists questions to ask about automation.
What your staff see in a packet review
Here is a made-up bariatric admission from our sample report. The packet asks for a bed and a lift, and it gives two different weights.
| In the packet | In the AdmitScore review |
|---|---|
| Page 2 gives the current weight as 412 lb. Page 5 gives it as 436 lb. | Both weights, each with its page, marked Conflict. The review does not compare a weight with your facility's limit, so staff check that. |
| The packet does not document a primary diagnosis. | Primary diagnosis listed as not documented in the packet reviewed. That describes the paperwork, not the patient. |
The sample's details were entered by hand, so it shows the format, not extraction accuracy. See the sample report or go to How a review works.
Which tool for which job
If you want portal monitoring and automated responses
Ask ePeople AI whether it monitors portals or sends automated responses, and what it leaves to your staff. AdmitScore does not send portal responses.
If you want a packet review your staff can check
AdmitScore shows the quote and page each item came from, and facility staff verify it at the source.
If you already have referral software
Keep it. AdmitScore sits next to your current systems, and a pilot does not require EHR or EMR integration.
Before you start a pilot
Can I try AdmitScore on a real packet first?
Not through the public website, and do not send PHI or patient records by email. Real referral packets are reviewed only after a signed BAA, through approved packet intake.
How long does a pilot run, and what does it cost?
A pilot is 90 days at $500 per facility per month, billed monthly, with no auto-renewal. Terms are confirmed in writing before kick-off.