Franchise systems
Your corporate team runs EVV transmission for franchisees as a shared service, alongside the EMR every location uses.
If your team runs EVV transmission for the agencies on your platform, Syndech can take the service over as it runs today, become the direct point of contact for each agency, and migrate them at renewal. Your EMR stays the system of record.
EVV transmission is revenue-critical for agencies and non-core for the organization that runs it. Syndech was founded by the people who built and ran this kind of service for a national home care franchise network from 2022 to 2025. EVV transmission is our first product and our core business.
Your corporate team runs EVV transmission for franchisees as a shared service, alongside the EMR every location uses.
You maintain aggregator interfaces for your customers and carry every state specification change on your roadmap.
You submit EVV for agencies in several states and keep an internal team on aggregator integrations.
Designed so agencies notice a new support contact, not a new system.
Syndech assumes support, contracts, billing, collections, platform operations, and the aggregator integrations. Agencies keep submitting exactly as they do now, with no disruption on day one.
Syndech onboards, supports, and bills each agency directly. EVV questions, escalations, and fee conversations stop routing through your corporate or product team.
Agencies move to EVV Bridge through the natural renewal cycle under a structured plan. EVV Bridge connects to your platform API with credentials scoped to each agency.
New destinations, such as the VA community care regional contractors from 2027, are added on the Syndech side as their specifications are published.
Each agency keeps ownership of its data and its compliance decisions. Syndech operates the transmission.
Nothing operational. Agencies keep submitting EVV data the way they do today. The difference is who supports them, bills them, and maintains the aggregator integrations.
Syndech contracts with and bills each agency directly, so EVV fees no longer pass through the franchisor or the EMR vendor.
Yes. EVV Bridge reads visit data from your platform through its API with credentials scoped to each agency. Scheduling, documentation, and billing stay where they are.
Each agency remains responsible for its visit data, its corrections, and its claims. Syndech operates the transmission and surfaces data issues so the agency can act on them.
Yes. We are open to referral arrangements and to provisions that protect service continuity for your agencies after the transfer.
Aggregator specifications keep changing, and the VA Community Care Network Next Generation contracts add an EVV requirement for VA community care starting in 2027. That is a second payer class for any in-house team to build and maintain.