Plans of care that fax and certify themselves.
Plans of care are automatically created, faxed to the right physician, and matched when faxed back — with recert and progress note deadlines tracked, so you stay compliant while delivering care.
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How it worksThe plan of care runs itself
Created from your documentation, certified by fax
Medicare requires a physician to certify the plan of care before those visits are payable. The plan comes out of your own documentation, faxes itself to the referring physician, and certification flips the moment the signed copy comes back — no printing, no calling the office to ask where it went.
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Knowing where to send it in the first place
Search a physician by name, or drop in the referral and the provider is pulled straight off it — then their NPI, fax number, and address come back from medical-grade sources. The fax number no office publishes is the reason plans of care sit unsigned for weeks.
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Deadlines that chase themselves
Progress notes come due every ten visits, recertifications warn at fifteen and seven days out, and discharge notes are tracked to the end of the episode. Each one becomes a task before it becomes a denial.
Coming due
3 openThe physician stays in the loop, on any plan
Certification is a Medicare rule, but the same fax rail carries progress notes and visit notes to the referring physician or the patient's primary care provider for any payer — so the doctor who sent you the patient actually hears back.
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