Authorizations
Service authorizations with discipline, service codes, date ranges, and unit allocations. Columns: Member · Auth # · Discipline · Service Code · Begin · End · Units · Payer Type · Delivery Model · Cap Units · Used · StatusThe fields that decide whether a visit bills
Watch the end date too
Members whose authorization is nearing expiry take the statusAUTHORIZATION_HAS_EXPIRY_DATE. Treat that as a prompt to start the renewal, not a notification
that renewal is complete.
Service Items
Individual service delivery items for bathing, feeding, medication assistance, and more. Columns: Member · Status · Bathing · Feeding · Meds · Checked Service items record which specific tasks the member receives. They describe the content of care, where the authorization describes the permission and quantity. Checked indicates the item set has been reviewed and confirmed for that member.Recording an authorization
1
Confirm the payer
The payer must exist and be active. See Care network.
2
Enter the authorization number and service code
Copy them exactly from the payer’s approval. A transposed service code produces denials that are
tedious to unpick.
3
Set the date range and units
Record Begin, End, Units, and Cap Units as approved.
4
Set the status to active
Scheduling checks authorization status before allowing billable visits.
5
Confirm service items
Record what the member actually receives on the Service Items tab.
How authorizations reach billing
Scheduling is authorization-aware: it flags visits that fall outside the authorized window or exceed remaining units. See Scheduling.Troubleshooting
Related
Scheduling
Authorization-aware conflict tracking.
EVV to paid claim
The full chain from authorization to payment.

