- How do agencies catch documentation gaps before an auditor or a denial does?
- By auditing each chart against Medicare requirements and agency policy before the claim is submitted, rather than after a denial arrives. CareReady reviews the record you already have and flags missing documents, signatures, and timing while there's still time to fix them.
- What is an ADR, and how should an agency respond to one?
- An Additional Documentation Request (ADR) asks an agency to prove a claim was covered by submitting the supporting record. CareReady assembles appeal-ready coverage support from the existing chart, so the response maps directly to the coverage criteria the reviewer is checking.
- How is a chart audit different from OASIS or coding review?
- OASIS and coding review focus on specific assessment and diagnosis accuracy; a chart audit asks whether the record as a whole supports coverage and compliance before billing. CareReady audits the full chart against Medicare rules and your Agency Policy IQ requirements so nothing that affects coverage is missed.