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Medication Reconciliation Documentation

IMPACT Act ready med rec at every transition point. We document admission, transfer, and discharge medication reconciliation, resolve home vs hospital list discrepancies, and run F-Tag 760 audit-clean records inside PointClickCare and MatrixCare. 800+ providers trust us. Pilot in 2 weeks.

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The Problem

Discrepancies at admission and discharge drive MS-DRG 884 readmissions .

Med rec is the single most-cited transition-of-care defect on state surveys, ADRs, and corporate audits. Three pressures hit every transition workflow in SNFs and home health agencies.

Home vs hospital list discrepancies

The hospital discharge summary often skips OTC, supplements, and PRN medications the resident actually took at home. Missing doses, duplicate therapeutic classes, and dose conflicts surface in the first 48 hours after admission.

F-Tag 760 medication errors

F-Tag 760 cites medication errors that reach the resident. An unreconciled admission med list, a missed dose at transfer, or an incomplete discharge med rec is a foreseeable F-Tag 760 deficiency on the next state survey window.

MS-DRG 884 readmission risk

Medication-related readmissions show up under MS-DRG 884 and adjacent DRGs. Unresolved discrepancies at SNF admission and at home health SOC drive 30-day readmissions and shrink your VBP and HHVBP performance score.

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What Is It

What is medication reconciliation documentation ?

Medication reconciliation documentation is a remote workflow team that reviews the resident's home medication list, the hospital discharge medication list, and the new SNF or home health order set, then documents every match, every change, and every clinical discrepancy in the EMR. Not a generic scribe. A trained med rec specialist who understands the IMPACT Act expectations for SNFs, the transition-of-care rules under F-Tag 760, and the MS-DRG 884 readmit risk that follows an unreconciled list.

What It Does

What your med rec specialist actually handles, day to day

Pick the transition queues that hurt most. Your specialist absorbs them. Your floor nurses, MDS coordinator, and DON focus on residents.

Admission med rec

Reviews hospital discharge summary, prior-to-admission list, and new SNF order set. Builds the reconciled admission list. Flags discrepancies for the admitting nurse.

Intra-facility transfer

Reconciles medication changes during level-of-care transfers, including SNF to LTC, sub-acute to long-stay, and unit moves. Captures hold-and-resume orders.

Discharge med rec

Builds the discharge medication reconciliation document. Provides the resident or family with a clean post-discharge list aligned with the discharge summary.

Discrepancy resolution

Routes discrepancies to the prescriber. Captures the clinical decision. Documents resolution in the EMR with date, time, and prescriber name.

IMPACT Act items

Confirms medication review and reconciliation items required under the IMPACT Act for SNFs. Aligns documentation with MDS Section N coding.

F-Tag 760 audit prep

Audits the chart for F-Tag 760 medication error indicators. Tracks high-risk medication classes including anticoagulants, insulin, and opioids.

30-day readmit prevention

Flags unresolved discrepancies that drive MS-DRG 884 medication-related readmissions. Coordinates with the case manager on high-risk residents.

Electronic med rec workflow

Runs the electronic med rec module in PointClickCare and MatrixCare. Imports surescripts data, reviews fill history, and reconciles e-prescription records.

Why Staffingly

Med rec-trained specialists, not generic scribes

Most outsourcing companies offer transcription staff and call them med rec specialists. We do not. Our med rec specialists are tested on IMPACT Act expectations, F-Tag 760 medication error rules, discrepancy resolution workflow, and EMR-specific med rec modules before they touch a live record.

IMPACT Act trained, not generic

Every specialist passes an assessment on IMPACT Act med rec items for SNFs, F-Tag 760 medication error definitions, MS-DRG 884 readmit drivers, and PointClickCare or MatrixCare med rec modules before placement.

Stacked compliance posture

HIPAA, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001,. PHI handling aligned with 45 CFR 164.514 de-identification standards. Ask your current vendor for proof of all three. We will wait.

2-Week Free Trial

Industry offers no trial. We give you 14 days of live med rec work at the same rate. Cancel before day 14, owe nothing. No annual contracts after.

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How An Engagement Runs

From "let's talk" to live in 1 to 2 weeks

Six steps. Each one is documented. Nothing is mysterious.

1

Strategy call (15 min)

Tell us which transition pain is loudest. Admission backlog? Discharge med rec gaps? F-Tag 760 audit prep? We map it on a shared call.

2

BAA + EMR access

Business associate agreement signed. Role-based access provisioned in PointClickCare, MatrixCare, HCHB, or WellSky CareInsights.

3

Workflow shadow (2 to 3 days)

Your specialist shadows your admitting nurse, MDS coordinator, or case manager. Discrepancy resolution rules captured. Tone matched.

4

Parallel pilot starts

Week 2 to 3. Your specialist runs alongside your team. Daily 15-minute sync. You see every reconciliation, every discrepancy, every prescriber query.

5

Decision point (end of week 2)

Pilot results reviewed. Go or no-go. No penalty if you cancel. Most providers keep going.

6

Full handoff, cadence locked

Discrepancy resolution rate, readmit risk flags, and discharge med rec completion KPIs in your inbox. Weekly review. Monthly QA audit.

Day In The Life

How your med rec specialist's day actually looks

A real shift, hour by hour. Times shown in your local time. We rotate coverage so your transition queues are never dark during business hours.

EMR Coverage

Trained on every post-acute EMR your team actually uses

Onboarding time per EMR shown. Standard systems go live in 5 to 7 business days. Complex multi-module setups add 3 to 5 days for med rec module configuration.

Inside the work

How Staffingly works, in practice

Staffingly home care clinical documentation support specialist at work

Inside the workA trained Staffingly specialist works inside your existing platform, with clear escalation back to your team.

Transparent Weekly Pricing

One Flat Weekly Rate. No Surprises.

Dedicated senior care schedulers at a fixed weekly cost. Per scheduler FTE, per week. No contracts, no minimums, no hidden fees.

Standard
$399/week
One dedicated senior care scheduler, single-branch agency.
Enterprise
$299/week
10 or more schedulers, multi-state operator or franchise group.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do you handle IMPACT Act medication reconciliation in SNFs?

The IMPACT Act requires SNFs to perform and document medication review and reconciliation at admission, transfer, and discharge. Our med rec specialist runs each transition through a documented review of the prior-to-admission list, the discharge summary, and the new order set.

How are medication discrepancies resolved?

Discrepancies route to the prescriber through your standard query channel inside the EMR. Our specialist captures the clinical decision, documents the resolution with prescriber name and timestamp, and posts the reconciled entry to the active medication list.

What is F-Tag 760 and how does med rec reduce exposure?

F-Tag 760 cites SNFs for medication errors that reach the resident. A documented med rec workflow at every transition catches the discrepancies before they reach the resident and gives state surveyors the paper trail they look for.

Which transition points do you cover?

Every transition that creates a medication change opportunity. Admission, intra-facility transfer including level-of-care change, return from observation, discharge to home or a lower level of care, and re-admission within 30 days.

How does this affect MS-DRG 884 readmission risk?

Medication-related readmissions concentrate in MS-DRG 884 and adjacent DRGs. Unresolved discrepancies at SNF admission and at home health SOC drive 30-day returns. Documented reconciliation closes the highest-risk discrepancies before discharge planning.

Do you support electronic med rec inside PointClickCare and MatrixCare?

Yes. Our specialists run the electronic med rec module inside PointClickCare and MatrixCare. We import surescripts medication history when available, review fill history, and reconcile e-prescription records with full audit logging.

How does pricing work for med rec?

Per specialist FTE, per week. Per-skill pricing. No setup fees. $399 Standard, $349 Volume (5 or more), $299 Enterprise (10 or more). Add or remove specialists by the week. No annual contracts.

What does the 2-week free trial cover?

14 days of live med rec work inside your EMR at the same per-week rate. Cancel before day 14, owe nothing. No annual contracts after. Book the pilot through the calendar on this page.

Security & Compliance

Security Your Compliance Officer Will Sign Off On

SOC 2 TYPE II ISO/IEC 27001:2022 HIPAA GDPR

Staffingly is audited to SOC 2 Type II with zero exceptions and certified for ISO/IEC 27001:2022, HIPAA, and GDPR. In eight years we have never had a breach. Every workstation runs inside the Venn Blue Border secure enclave on US-based servers, screen captures and downloads are blocked by policy, and every engagement operates under a signed BAA, and Staffingly maintains $5M in professional liability (E&O) and cyber insurance as part of its enterprise risk-management program.

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Key highlights of every Staffingly engagement

You pay for the resource. Everything else is included.

Your flat weekly rate covers one dedicated specialist. The management layer around them, backup coverage, quality reviews, training, escalation, reporting, and custom automation comes standard at no added cost. Here is what every Staffingly account includes.

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  • Who manages my account day to day?

    An account manager plus a customer success manager. Two named people own your account: the account manager runs daily operations and quality, the customer success manager handles onboarding and communication tools like ClickUp or Teams, so your team never chases an answer.

  • What if something needs to go higher?

    VP-level escalation, US and offshore. A direct path above your account manager to Vice President level leadership on both sides, US-based and at our offshore delivery centers. You are never stuck in a ticket queue waiting for someone with authority.

  • What happens when my specialist is out or leaves?

    Backup coverage and same-week replacement. A cross-trained backup covers absences so your work never sits idle. If a specialist leaves or underperforms, we replace them the same week, trained on your workflows before the handoff.

  • How are holidays and leave handled?

    Planned in advance. Specialists receive approved US holidays and two weeks of paid leave per year. Coverage for those dates is arranged with you ahead of time, so continuity is planned, not improvised.

  • How do I know the work is getting done?

    Daily quality stand-up plus daily and weekly reports. Every account starts the day with a stand-up: what came in, what went out, what is stuck, and who is fixing it. You get a daily activity report and a weekly performance report, so nothing slips for a month before you hear about it.

  • How are specialists trained before they touch my account?

    AI-enabled, HIPAA-controlled training. Specialists train in simulations of your EMR and workflows inside our secured environment, with quizzes requiring an 80 percent passing score and AI-moderated final assessments. See how our training works.

  • Do I pay extra for automation?

    No. Custom AI and automation workflows are free. We build automation around your account at no charge: document intake, EMR data entry assistance, and status tracking, always with human review. Faster turnaround and fewer errors reaching the payer, without an extra software bill.

  • Will my rate change, and how do I add people?

    12-month price lock, easy scaling. Your rate is fixed for twelve months from your start date. Need more agents later? An email from your authorized representative is enough. Once confirmed in writing, new agents fall under your existing agreement. No new contract, no work order.

Dedicated specialists, never shared, working inside your EMR and payer portals under a signed BAA. One flat weekly price per operator covers all of the above.Book a Strategy Call