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Home care EVV unlocked: The truth about the Choice Model & the billing aggregator myth

The 21st Century Cures Act gives state Medicaid agencies the flexibility to choose from several models to support EVV implementation, yet some state aggregators are creating the illusion that certain vendors are the de facto mandatory aggregator. See how this situation is negatively impacting home-based care agencies like yours.

Learn how choice protects a provider’s previous investment in an EVV system

Hear how choice maximizes flexibility for providers to select an option that best meets their business needs and supports the communities they serve

See how lack of choice compromises EVV data integrity and slows down claim processing/payments

And no choice results in captive pressure—providers are forced to pay for unnecessary services to manage imposed requirements on claims processing

Description

The 21st Century Cures Act gives state Medicaid agencies the flexibility to choose from several models to support EVV implementation known as the “Choice Model.” This approach allows providers to select and self-fund their EVV system of choice that best meets their needs and complies with federal and state requirements.

However, a significant problem has arisen: Some state aggregators are creating the illusion that certain vendors are the de facto mandatory aggregator, which is in direct conflict with the Choice Model directed by the state.

View this on demand webinar to learn how this situation is negatively impacting home-based care agencies, the overwhelming benefits of the open choice model, and the downsides for agencies and clients when choice is restricted.

Speakers

Michael Appel

Market Leader, US Medicaid & Private Duty,
AlayaCare

Kevin Wade

Vice President, Account Strategy,
Sandata