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Different Care Requirements. One Operational Foundation.

Personal care, home health and hospice have different service models, documentation requirements, payer rules and workforce needs. They still share clients, employees, referral sources and administrative work. Nuraflow is designed to support those differences without fragmenting the organization.

Nuraflow is pre-launch. These workflows describe product design intent and preserve accountable human review.

The Closed Loop

The Same Operating Spine, With Different Rules.

A person, worker or visit should not be recreated when the care line changes. What changes is the rule set, documentation, staffing and reimbursement wrapped around that record.

  1. 01

    Referral

  2. 02

    Qualified workforce

  3. 03

    Authorized service

  4. 04

    Care record

  5. 05

    Revenue

  6. 06

    Evidence

  7. Closed Loop

    Agency-Ready Record

    Operational, financial and assurance records agree.

Operating Comparison

Where the Lines Share Work, and Where They Diverge.

Operating areaPersonal CareHome HealthHospice
Entry pointService inquiry, Medicaid or private-pay referralClinical referral, eligibility, orders and assessmentReferral, election, certification and level-of-care need
Staffing modelRecurring attendant schedules and continuityDiscipline-based visits and episode timingInterdisciplinary visits, shifts and on-call coverage
Field evidenceEVV, tasks, exceptions and client confirmationAssessment, skilled note, orders and plan progressVisit note, symptom follow-up and IDG preparation
Revenue pathAuthorization, EVV, multi-payer billing and payrollNOA, PDGM, institutional claim and QAElection notices, levels of care and per-diem billing
GovernanceState licensure and attendant eligibilityCMS, OASIS and accreditation evidenceHOPE, IDG, bereavement and interdisciplinary evidence
External exchangeState EVV aggregators and payer dataMedicare eligibility, DDE, clearinghouse and clinical exchangePayer, clearinghouse and clinical exchange
AdministrationBranch, service-area and state rule setsMulti-branch clinical and workforce oversightMulti-location roles, permissions and reporting
01

Personal Care

Non-medical attendant care delivered at scale, under state licensure and Medicaid programme rules.

Also called: Personal assistance services, private duty, non-medical.

What the journey must account for

  • Attendant Onboarding Gates
  • State Licensure Structure
  • Medicaid, EVV and Multi-Payer
  • Turnover as An Operating Condition
Follow the Personal Care Journey
02

Home Health

Clinical care in the home under Medicare, with the assessment, coding and reimbursement machinery that entails.

Also called: Skilled home health, Medicare-certified clinical care.

What the journey must account for

  • OASIS-E2 Assessment
  • PDGM Reimbursement
  • Notice of Admission and Institutional Claims
  • Quality Assurance Before Submission
Follow the Home Health Journey
03

Hospice

End of life care, where the interdisciplinary team, the election structure and the family as the unit of care drive everything operationally.

Also called: End of life care, palliative.

What the journey must account for

  • The Interdisciplinary Group
  • HOPE and Quality Reporting
  • Bereavement Is a Module, Not a Footnote
  • Levels of Care and Place of Service
Follow the Hospice Journey

Founding Cohort

Show Us Where Your Care Lines Meet.

Bring the handoff that crosses programs, roles or records. We will map what starts it, who decides and what proves it closed.