Referral packet review software that shows what to check and the page it came from.
A referral packet can hold hospital notes, therapy details, medication lists, payer context, orders, prior authorization details, and inconsistent documentation. AdmitScore™ organizes it into questions that staff can verify before accepting.
What the review lists from each packet
The quote and page for each item
Each item shows the quote and page it came from, so staff can check it against the packet.
Missing documentation
Therapy notes, skilled-need support, orders, and medication details are listed as items to clarify.
Payer and Medicare Advantage details
Network, authorized days, plan requirements, and carve-out questions are flagged for verification.
AdmitScore does not approve or deny admissions and does not guarantee payer outcomes. Facility staff verify findings and make the final admission decision.
A shorter first pass, with a follow-up list at the end
AdmitScore is designed to cut the first pass from about 45 minutes to about 15 and to give staff a structured follow-up list (estimate; your numbers will vary). How we estimate this.
Enter how many packets you review each month and how long each takes today, and the calculator shows the hours involved. It is an estimate, not a measured result.
Public forms are not for PHI. A pilot starts with approved packet intake, and a signed BAA comes before any real patient data.
Also see: admissions intelligence, what SNF referral review means, the ExaCare alternative, and the sample report.