Who can use it
Organization Admins, Location Admins, Clinical Managers, Client Coordinators, and EVV Maintenance staff.The week board
Above the tabs, a week board shows the schedule at a glance. Use it to spot gaps and clashes across the week rather than record by record.Tabs
Recurring Schedules
Recurring Schedules
Recurring weekly visit patterns linking members, attendants, and service authorizations.Columns: Member · Attendant · Authorization · Dept · Start · End · From · To · StatusOpening a schedule exposes the full pattern: Service Code, Start Time, End Time, a
checkbox for each day Monday through Sunday, Effective From and Effective To, status,
and notes.This is the template. One recurring schedule generates many visits.
Planned Visits
Planned Visits
Visit instances generated from recurring schedules, awaiting EVV verification.Each planned visit is a specific date and time produced by a recurring schedule. They sit here
until an attendant clocks in against them.
Authorization-aware conflict tracking
Scheduling checks each visit against the member’s authorization. It flags visits that fall outside the authorized date range, exceed remaining units, or use a service code the authorization does not cover.Building a recurring schedule
1
Confirm the authorization first
The schedule links to an authorization. Check it is active, in date, and has units remaining.
See Authorizations.
2
Select the member and attendant
The attendant must have current credentials. See
Credentials and checks.
3
Set the weekly pattern
Choose the days and set Start Time and End Time.
4
Set the effective dates
Effective From and Effective To bound the pattern. Keep them inside the authorization’s
date range.
5
Activate and review generated visits
Check the Planned Visits tab to confirm the pattern produced the visits you expected.
Where visits go next
See Time & Attendance and EVV to paid claim.Troubleshooting
Related
Time & Attendance
EVV verification and exception handling.
Authorizations
Units and date ranges that bound your schedules.

