Exclusion screening for home health and hospice
Monitor aides, nurses, therapists and contractors working in patients’ homes against federal and state exclusion lists every month, with records for every survey.
Why exclusion screening matters here
- Home health and hospice agencies rely on a large, changing field workforce and many contracted clinicians.
- Agencies billing Medicare and Medicaid are expected to check that the people furnishing care are not on exclusion lists, and state Medicaid programs set their own rules.
- Surveys and payer audits ask for screening evidence across the whole workforce, including people who have since left.
Who to monitor
- Home health aides and personal care aides
- Nurses and therapists
- Contracted and per-diem clinicians
- Medical equipment and service vendors
How Exclia helps
Bulk CSV import
Load your roster from a CSV export and keep it current as people join.
Continuous exclusion monitoring
Screen the whole field workforce monthly against federal and state lists.
Audit log
Keep an add-only record of every change, run and decision for surveyors.
Audit-ready reports
Download a screening certificate for one clinician when a partner asks.
Questions
Many states expect it. Our state requirements guides set out what each state asks and link to its official list.
Add their license states to the record. Exclia screens each record against the federal lists and the state lists it covers.
Stop monitoring them. Their screening history and reports stay in your archive and audit log.
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