Evaluation examples
What reviewers may look for
Based on the selected criteria and the information available in the individually uploaded document, Compliance Review may help reviewers look for:
- missing expected elements;
- unclear or incomplete narratives;
- internal inconsistencies;
- expected signatures or attestations;
- possible service-plan or goal disconnects;
- date, time, location, or unit details when present and included in the selected criteria.
Compliance review flags notes copied or pasted from previous notes and duplicate notes using rules the agency admin configures. Human reviewers make the final decision. Read the duplicate-note and copy-forward risk guide.
Keep a qualified reviewer in control of every finding.
Human oversight
Evidence for your team's decisions
Compliance Review highlights possible gaps with cited pages so reviewers can investigate and follow up before the separate billing process.
- Review signals against your organization's selected criteria.
- Confirm each finding with the source document and applicable guidance.
- Record a human decision and make any needed correction in the source record.
- Let qualified staff make the final program, clinical, compliance and billing decisions.