AdmitScore™ lists what your staff should verify in a referral packet before they accept it.
AdmitScore starts once the referral arrives. It reads the packet and lists what your staff should confirm before they accept, including a medication stop date that the packet gives two ways, each with its page.
AdmitScore and VeriSight Analytics™ are not affiliated with SmartAdmissions. Verify current vendor capabilities directly before you decide.
Which problem are you solving first?
Routing referrals
If your problem is routing referrals or managing the queue, an intake tool may be where to start.
Reviewing the packet
If your problem is knowing what to confirm before you accept, AdmitScore reads each packet the same way and lists it, with the page for each item.
In our made-up sample packet, page 3 gives a Cefazolin stop date of 2026-10-14 and page 6 gives 2026-10-21. The review lists both with their pages. The sample's details were entered by hand, so it shows the format, not extraction accuracy. Read the sample report or go to How a review works.
What to measure in any pilot, SmartAdmissions included
- Staff trust
- Consistency from one packet to the next
- Minutes per packet
- Cleaner follow-up requests
For AdmitScore, our own planning figure to test is about 30 minutes saved per packet. It is an estimate, not a promise (how we estimate this).
Questions about results and scope
Does AdmitScore guarantee faster admissions or payer approval?
No. AdmitScore does not guarantee admission speed, payer approval, reimbursement, or denial outcomes. It supports staff review and verification.
Does AdmitScore replace a referral management tool?
No. If you use a referral management tool, you keep it. AdmitScore starts after the referral arrives and reviews the packet.