Admissions intelligence for referral packet review.
AdmitScore™ turns each referral packet into a structured review (payer risk, Medicare Advantage authorization readiness, documentation gaps, high-cost medications, and PDPM/margin context) and returns two scores by role: Referral Fit (financial-free, all roles) and Margin Score (admin-only). Staff verify every output and make the final admission decision. Learn how this works as AI admissions analysis for SNFs. Teams evaluating focused packet review can also compare SNF admissions software, referral packet review software, and the synthetic AdmitScore sample report.
What is an Admit Score?
An Admit Score is AdmitScore™'s structured read of a skilled nursing referral packet. It surfaces payer and Medicare Advantage authorization risk, documentation gaps, high-cost medications, and PDPM and margin context so your admissions team can review them before holding the bed. Staff verify every finding and make the final accept, defer, or decline decision.
The admissions questions that matter before saying yes.
Payer and authorization risk
Helps identify payer signals, authorization readiness, and verification steps.
Documentation gaps
Surfaces missing or weak documentation that may affect acceptance, authorization, or handoff, including MDS Section GG signals that staff should verify.
Medication and care-cost flags
Highlights high-cost medication and service needs for facility review.
Two scores by role
Referral Fit (financial-free, all roles) keeps the clinical conversation clinical. Margin Score (admin-only) layers in PDPM and denial-risk for administrators. Estimates are planning aids, not guarantees.
Follow-up questions
Creates targeted questions for the hospital, payer, pharmacy, or internal reviewers.
Facility analytics
Tracks decisions and outcomes by payer, referral source, risk type, and facility.
AdmitScore supports review; the facility remains in control.
AdmitScore does not replace clinical, operational, payer, or legal judgment.
AI-extracted payer, authorization, and clinical information should be checked against source documents.
Revenue, margin, and cost estimates are planning aids and not guarantees.
Public forms and public examples should not contain patient records or identifying details.
Evaluate AdmitScore in a Founding Facility Pilot.
Scope pilot pricing by facility count, packet volume, and implementation support needs.
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