Industries / Home Healthcare
Home Healthcare
Episodic billing, PDGM, NOAs, and long episodes where eligibility can't be checked just once.
Where the revenue leaks.
NOA deadlines with teeth
A late Notice of Admission doesn't delay payment — it reduces it, permanently, day by day.
Coverage changes mid-episode
Eligibility verified at admission means little by week four when the plan changed.
Episodic cash-flow gaps
Long billing periods plus any friction equals payroll stress an agency feels immediately.
How GetMax runs it.
Deadline-driven submissions
NOAs and period claims tracked against their clocks and filed on time, every episode.
Eligibility on a schedule
Coverage rechecked through the episode — plan changes caught while they're fixable.
A/R paced to episodes
Follow-up tuned to episodic billing rhythms, keeping cash predictable across periods.
Questions, answered.
Do you handle NOA submission deadlines?+
Yes — Notices of Admission are tracked against their submission windows and filed on time, because late NOAs permanently reduce payment.
How do you handle eligibility over long episodes?+
Coverage is rechecked on a schedule through the episode rather than trusted from admission — mid-episode plan changes are caught early.