Maryland agencies

Compliance Review for Maryland Medicaid agencies

Keep your EHR. Upload readable PDFs of notes, plans, and supporting records to check them against your agency’s criteria. Reviewers can inspect flagged gaps, record their decisions, and see which items need follow-up.

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What to check before billing a Maryland DDA waiver service

Internal workflow example. Compare the service in the note or log with the approved Person-Centered Plan and service authorization. Check that the documentation supports the units being reviewed. Ask a qualified reviewer to resolve any gap before releasing the claim.

Keep your EHR as the record system. Use standalone Compliance Review to flag gaps in readable PDFs against criteria your agency configures and have a reviewer record the decision.

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Add documentation review to the system you use

Use the modules together or start with the workflow your agency needs most.

Compliance Review

Use standalone Compliance Review for supervisor checks, audit preparation, or pre-billing QA. Reviewers compare findings with the cited page, decide which findings need action, and keep a review history.

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Case Management

For agencies that also need a working system for case records, Case Management brings caseloads, plans, notes, and authorizations together with supervisor review.

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Billing/RCM

Use Billing/RCM separately to validate claims, submit through supported clearinghouse workflows, track status, work denials, and post 835 electronic remittances.

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Questions from Maryland agencies

Can we start with Compliance Review and keep our current EHR?

Yes. Compliance Review works on its own. Upload readable PDFs from your existing system to start. Automated imports depend on compatible EHR API access and are configured during onboarding.

If we add Billing/RCM, how do we confirm payer fit?

Claim submission uses supported clearinghouse workflows. We confirm payer, plan, enrollment, transaction, and claim-type fit during setup.

See how a reviewer works through a flagged gap

Bring a blank review checklist or have a de-identified sample PDF ready for the demo. We’ll walk through how your team sets criteria, reviews findings, and records decisions. Contact us.

Keep participant names, records, and other protected health information out of public contact and booking forms.

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