Hospice Audit Guard Co-Pilot™ reviews the clinical record inside the visit screen, before the clinician signs. What is real-time documentation review inside a hospice EMR? Real-time documentation review is a pre-signature check that runs inside the clinical visit workflow using the patient’s structured chart data. Hospice Audit Guard
Documentation intelligence is more effective when it is built into the hospice EMR. See how Audit Guard uses structured patient data to surface risk before sign-off.
California did not ban verbal physician communication. It changed when a proposed modification to an existing hospice plan of care may become active. Written by Ramon Sanchez, Founder & CEO of HospiceWorks | Published July 20, 2026 Key Takeaway Under California Title 22 CCR § 74868(g), an interdisciplinary
HospiceWorks already supports California’s measurable admission, clinical, physician, documentation, and medical-record requirements—including 12:1 caseload verification—with the two-hour response workflow, CA compliance dashboard, and metadata-rich survey exports now in development. Written by Ramon Sanchez, Founder & CEO of HospiceWorks This article is the second in our California Title 22
Why same-day documentation, 48-hour correction tracking, structured addendums, and significant change workflows now matter Written by Ramon Sanchez, Founder & CEO of HospiceWorks California’s new Title 22 hospice regulations are not just another documentation update. They are changing the standard for what a hospice EMR must be able
If a CDPH surveyor walked into your agency tomorrow, could your EMR prove compliance with California’s new Title 22 documentation requirements? Most California hospice agencies cannot answer that question with confidence right now. Not because their clinical care is wrong. Because the systems they are running were never
CMS has announced a six-month nationwide moratorium on new Medicare enrollment for hospices and home health agencies. Most headlines are focused on the freeze for new providers. But existing hospice operators should pay attention to the larger message. This is not just an enrollment issue. It is another
How hospice leaders can respond to rising documentation scrutiny with earlier visibility, stronger workflows, and more defensible records. The 2026 regulatory environment is putting hospice documentation under a brighter spotlight. In the FY 2027 hospice proposed rule released on April 2, 2026, CMS introduced the Service and Spending
CMS’s FY 2027 hospice proposed rule is more than a routine annual payment update. Published in the Federal Register on April 6, 2026, the proposal includes a new Service and Spending Variation Index, or SSVI, a proposal to require the hospice election statement addendum for all Medicare beneficiaries
In today’s complex healthcare landscape, hospice providers face a dual challenge: navigating ever-increasing regulatory scrutiny from CMS while simultaneously combating staff burnout driven by cumbersome, outdated EMR systems. The right hospice software isn’t just a tool; it’s a strategic partner that can make or break your agency’s ability
