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Operations Partners for Medicaid-Primary Home Care

You keep caregivers in homes.
We make sure every visit gets paid.

We become your back office for Medicaid home care. Our team manages EVV exceptions, Medicaid billing, denied claims, caregiver compliance, scheduling support, and operational workflows so your staff can focus on patients — not paperwork.

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EVV exceptions
Visits stuck in your aggregator instead of becoming revenue.
Rejected claims
Claims waiting weeks for someone to work them.
Missed revalidations
Expired authorizations delaying payments.
Caregiver files
Missing documentation putting compliance at risk.
The wedge

Medicaid billing & EVV exception management

Every unresolved EVV exception and rejected claim is money your agency already earned but isn't collecting. We start with a free {{ ctaNoun }}: we review your exceptions and rejections and show you exactly what you're losing.

The average agency has thousands of dollars sitting in unresolved exceptions — every month.
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Unit calculation and verification against the plan of care
EVV exception audits, visit by visit — Sandata, HHAeXchange, AuthentiCare, or your state's own system
Submit clean claims faster with proactive error resolution
Daily payer follow-up to accelerate reimbursements
Reconciliation and denial resolution
The unbilled unit

A unit of care you delivered, staffed, and paid for — never collected.

A shift becomes an EVV record, the record a verified visit, the visit units, the units a claim, the claim a payment. Six links — any one breaks and the units go unpaid. It happens in four ways:

01
Rejected units
Delivered and paid for in wages, then denied — or never submitted, because the visit sat unverified past the filing window.
02
Reworked units
Fixed eventually, at about twelve minutes of office time each — paying a second time to collect on units you already paid for once.
03
Unconfirmed units
Submitted, pending, unknown. You can't plan hiring or rates on numbers you don't have, so you manage on the bank balance.
04
Rounded units
A 9:07 clock-in on a 9:00 shift bills eleven units instead of twelve. It pays clean, flags nothing, and nobody ever chases it.

We're not going to tell you what the average agency loses.

We don't know your rate, your census, your authorization mix, or your state's rounding rule — and anyone quoting an industry average is selling a number they made up. Here's the arithmetic on a worked example. Run it with your own inputs.

The line that surprises every owner is the rounded one — a third of the total, and it has never appeared on a single report they've run.

On $1.5 million of annual billing, $71,400 is 4.6% of gross revenue. At the net margins this industry actually runs on, unbilled units are frequently most of the profit.

Count mine — free assessment

Worked example. A 30-caregiver agency: roughly 4,000 service hours a month — 16,000 units, about 1,330 visits. Unit rate $8. Loaded office cost $28 an hour.

Rejected
8% of visits flag an exception; a third never get resubmitted → 428 units × $8 = $3,424 a month · $41,088 a year
Reworked
The other 71 exceptions get worked at 12 minutes each → 14 office hours × $28 = $398 a month · $4,776 a year
Rounded
20% of visits verify one unit short → 266 units × $8 = $2,128 a month · $25,536 a year
Total
roughly $71,400 a year
An illustration with plausible inputs, not a benchmark — an 8% exception rate is a reasonably well-run agency. Yours will be different.
Systems we work in

Every state has different EVV rules, aggregators, edit windows, and rejection codes.

We already know them, so your team doesn't have to. A coordinator who learned one aggregator has learned one state — we work in all of them daily, and we know which failures are the system's fault and which are yours.

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Results

What changes when we take over

Every engagement is measured in the same units you are: verified visits, paid claims, days to cash. We help agencies:

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What we run

The full back office, module by module

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How it works

Start small. Expand when the work proves itself.

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Step one
The 30-day pilot
One module, fixed scope, flat fee. We take on your EVV exception backlog or your rejected-claims queue and work it for 30 days. You see the recovered dollars before any retainer is discussed.
Step two
The retainer
If the pilot pays for itself, we scope a flat monthly retainer — one module or the full back office, always below the cost of the same scope in-house.
Then, four levels of partnership
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Why Martin & Young

Hire the function, not another vendor

01

Operators, not a call center

Run by an operator with over ten years in US Medicaid home care back office — more than six of them on EVV reconciliation. We sell operational competence, not seats.

02

Priced against a coordinator's salary

We're priced against the cost of an in-house billing and EVV coordinator, not against a software subscription.

03

Built for Medicaid-primary agencies

Sandata, HHAeXchange, AuthentiCare, Therap, Netsmart, CareBridge, or a state-built system — we work in whichever one your state runs.

Martin & Young is a US-registered firm with a fully remote team. We work on your systems, on your business hours — nothing about your operation moves.

Proof

What owners see in the first 30 days

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Who we serve

Owners and administrators of Medicaid-primary home care agencies with 30 or more caregivers.

If your agency is losing revenue to unresolved EVV exceptions, rejected claims, or a hiring pipeline that can't keep pace, that's the work we do — in your state's EVV system and your payers' portals.

FAQ

Questions owners ask

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The assessment

Rather skip the call? Send the reports.

Send 30 days of EVV exception and rejection data, exported straight from your aggregator and clearinghouse. De-identified is fine — and if it's easier to send as-is, we sign a BAA first. You get a written assessment back, usually within three business days:

Recoverable units
What's still inside timely filing, with a dollar figure at your rate.
Rounded units
Scheduled versus verified time across the period — the number most owners have never seen.
Rework cost
What your team spends collecting the portion that does get fixed.
Root causes, ranked
Which link in the chain is breaking hardest, and what fixing it takes.

It's a document, not a pitch deck. If your operation is running clean, we'll tell you that — and nothing happens afterwards unless you want it to.

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You'll get an email from hello@martinandyoung.org within one business day with the exact reports to pull and, if you need it, a BAA to sign.
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See what your agency is leaving on the table

30 minutes. We review your EVV exceptions and rejected claims and show you the recoverable amount. No commitment.

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