SNF admissions software for referral packet review.

AdmitScore™ focuses on one step of SNF admissions: reviewing the hospital referral packet before you commit a bed. It lists payer, authorization, documentation, medication, and care-need questions for staff to verify. Each item shows the quote and page it came from.

Part of the product's review screen for a made-up packet: a Medicare Advantage authorization approved for 7 days on packet page 4 and a medication stop date on page 3, each tagged Conflict, each with a button to open the source page.
The product's own review screen, run on a made-up packet. The details were entered by hand, so it shows the format, not extraction accuracy. See the full sample report.

What the review lists for a SNF referral

Skilled nursing admissions teams need payer, documentation, clinical, medication, and staffing questions in one list, with every item written for staff to verify.

Referral packet review

AdmitScore turns a hospital referral packet into a short list of items and clarification questions. Reviewers start from that list, not from page one. Our estimate is about 30 minutes saved per packet (how we estimate this).

Authorization readiness

Lists the Medicare Advantage and prior authorization details staff should verify before acceptance or continued-stay review.

Documentation gaps

Lists missing therapy notes, orders, medication records, or skilled need support.

Medication questions

Flags high-cost medications and carve-out questions for staff to settle with the plan.

A review step beside your existing admissions process

AdmitScore is for the step where you decide whether to accept a referral. It sits beside your existing admissions process and lists what staff should verify before the facility says yes. Facility staff verify every finding and make the final decision.

Also see: referral packet review software, Medicare Advantage authorization, the documentation checklist, and faster SNF admissions decisions. The PDPM margin calculator is a separate tool for a single admission.

Ask about a 90-day pilot for your admissions team

A pilot defines packet volume, review expectations and risk categories. The pilot scorecard lists what to track. Public forms are not for PHI.