ICD-10-CM, PDGM and OASIS-E1
Coding is where a home health episode is either paid correctly or quietly underpaid. We treat the OASIS and the diagnosis codes as one job, because that is how CMS reads them.
- Standard turnaround
- 24-48h
- OASIS coded to date
- 250K+
- Review levels per chart
- 2
In practice
Every chart is coded by a certified coder with home health experience, then checked by a second reviewer before it goes back to you. We validate OASIS responses against the clinical narrative, flag inconsistencies between the assessment and the visit notes, and query the clinician when the record does not support the answer.
The result is a chart that reflects the real complexity of the patient. That matters for the HIPPS code, and it matters twice as much if the episode is ever pulled for review.
What is included
Everything in the scope, written down.
If it is not on this list, it is not in the price. We would rather have that conversation now than in month three.
- ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding and sequencing for the primary and comorbid conditions
- PDGM clinical grouping, comorbidity adjustment, and functional impairment scoring
- OASIS-E1 validation for SOC, ROC, Recertification, Transfer, and Discharge
- Clinician queries raised in your EMR, with the supporting rationale attached
- Second-level QA review before any chart is released back to your team
- Monthly accuracy reporting by clinician, branch, and diagnosis category
How it runs
Five steps, every single chart.
Chart received
Assessment, visit notes, and physician orders are picked up directly from your EMR.
Coded
A certified home health coder assigns diagnoses and validates every OASIS item.
Queried if needed
Anything the record does not support goes back to the clinician as a written query.
QA reviewed
A second reviewer checks grouping, sequencing, and functional scoring.
Returned
The chart is finalized in your system, typically inside 24 to 48 hours.
Coding and OASIS Review
Send us ten charts. We'll send back what we find.
A free review of up to 10 charts, with a written summary of what we found. No commitment attached.