Manual upload burden
Agencies spend 3–5+ hours weekly on manual EVV data uploads to state systems.
A federal requirement with 50 state implementations. Here is the baseline.
The 21st Century Cures Act, signed into law in December 2016, requires all states to implement Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) for Medicaid-funded personal care services and home health care services that require an in-home visit.
EVV electronically verifies that home care visits occur by capturing six data points every time a caregiver arrives, performs care, and clocks out.
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EVV submissions in Texas are transmitted to TMHP. EVV Bridge maps, validates, and transmits visit data and surfaces issues so your team can act on them. Most aggregators require vendor testing before go-live, which we complete with your agency during onboarding.
View Texas details →Six recurring friction points — the ones agencies tell us about on day one.
Agencies spend 3–5+ hours weekly on manual EVV data uploads to state systems.
Data formatting errors in EVV submissions are a leading cause of rejected records and delayed payments.
State aggregators frequently update specifications, requiring constant vigilance.
Agencies operating in multiple states must manage different systems and formats.
EVV errors delay reimbursements, creating cash flow problems for agencies.
Small agencies lack the technical staff to build custom EVV integrations.
EVV Bridge automates the EVV data transmission process end to end. We pull your visit data, validate it against state-specific requirements, and transmit it directly to your state aggregator in near real-time.