Reviewing the referral packet before acceptance is the one step AdmitScore™ covers.
If you are comparing Medicoder with AdmitScore, check which part of the process each one covers. AdmitScore covers the referral packet, and each item it lists links to its source page for your staff to verify.
AdmitScore and VeriSight Analytics™ are not affiliated with Medicoder. This page lists questions to ask about scope.
Where the packet review fits
AdmitScore shows what the packet states, what it leaves out, and what your staff should verify.
Beyond the packet
If you need patient-management automation, record sync, prioritization, or changes across several systems, ask Medicoder how it handles them.
Packet review
If you need payer details, documentation gaps, and high-cost medication questions reviewed before admission, each with its source quote and page, AdmitScore does that.
Staff verification
AdmitScore lists items for your staff to check. Facility staff verify each one against the source documents and make every admission decision.
What a review looks like on a made-up packet
Counts from the six-page synthetic packet in our sample report.
Source: the sample report. The extracted details in that example were entered by hand, so the counts show the format, not extraction accuracy.
Questions about integration and cost
Does AdmitScore require EHR or EMR integration?
No. A pilot does not require EHR or EMR integration, so you keep your existing systems. Packets come in through approved packet intake, set up before any real referral review.
How long does a pilot run, and what does it cost?
A pilot runs 90 days at $500 per facility per month, billed monthly. There is no auto-renewal, and terms are confirmed in writing before kick-off.