What we're reading. What it means for your agency.
CMS rule changes, OASIS-E2 transition issues, OIG enforcement, EVV state updates,
and Carelytic product news — translated into operational implications for home health
agency leadership.
Grievances, abuse reporting, emergency-preparedness drills, monthly OIG/SAM exclusion screening, infection surveillance, corrective action plans, QAPI, a mock-survey self-assessment, policy attestation, and staff training — one hub, framed by the OIG's seven elements.
Clinical documentation and billing are where home-health software competes. Administrative compliance — the binder a surveyor actually asks for — is where it goes quiet. Carelytic made it a first-class module.
We've unified every AI feature in Carelytic into a single named engine — Sage — that drafts your charts, scrubs your claims, reads your faxed referrals, answers your audit questions, and learns from your corrections. It never invents your data, and it only ever sees what the person asking could already see.
Carelytic's AI now has a name and one brain: Sage. It spans clinical documentation, billing, reporting, audit, and intake — grounded in your real data, gated by the same permissions as your staff, and getting smarter from a learning loop your team controls. Here's what changed and why it's built the way it is.
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