Start here: the four context checks
Before investigating anything else, rule these out. They explain most “missing record” reports.1
Active organization
Everything is scoped to one organization. See
Switch organization.
2
Active location
Location-scoped records only appear for your active location. See
Location settings.
3
Tab filters
Status filters routinely exclude discharged members and inactive employees.
4
Your role and plan
See Roles and permissions and
Plans and modules.
Nothing is visible
Visits will not schedule or bill
Follow the chain in order — each step depends on the previous one.1
Does the member have an active authorization?
Check Status, End, and Used against Units. See
Authorizations.
2
Is the recurring schedule active and in date?
Check status and Effective From. See Scheduling.
3
Is the attendant assignable?
Active on the roster, and no expired credentials or background checks. See
Credentials and checks.
4
Did the visit verify?
COMPLETED with no outstanding exception. See Time & Attendance.5
Does a bill code rule match?
Payer, program, service, and service date inside the effective window. See
EVV matching.
6
Is the payer contract current?
An expired contract stops payment despite a valid authorization. See
Payer contracts.
Symptom table
Employee problems
Compliance problems
Notifications and reports
Security concerns
When to escalate rather than fix
Some situations should go to your compliance officer or administrator immediately:- An
IMMEDIATE_JEOPARDYsurvey finding or severity level - A suspected privacy breach or unrecognised account access
- An OIG or exclusion list match on a staff member
- A reportable incident type
- A civil rights request
- An EVV exception where you cannot determine what actually happened
Related
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions.
Glossary
Terms and status values.

