What We Review in the OASIS
Codexpo reviews submitted OASIS assessments alongside the supporting medical records to identify discrepancies that may require agency correction before final review.
Assessment Consistency OASIS responses are reviewed for internal consistency and alignment with the documented patient condition.
Clinical Record Comparison The OASIS is compared against referral records, physician notes, and clinical documentation for agreement.
Diagnosis & Functional Items Diagnosis-related and functional items are reviewed for documentation support.
Documentation Gaps Missing, unclear, or conflicting information is flagged for your clinicians to address before finalization.
How It Works
A straightforward, MD-led workflow designed to fit into your agency’s existing process.
1
Send Your Documentation
Your team submits the OASIS assessment and supporting clinical records securely.
2
MD-Led OASIS Review
Our physician-led team reviews the OASIS against the documentation for consistency and support.
3
Gaps & Inconsistencies Flagged
Discrepancies and unclear items are identified and flagged with correction recommendations.
4
Findings Returned for Review
Review findings are returned to your team, with final assessment review and correction remaining with your licensed clinician.
Why Home Health Agencies Choose Codexpo
Coding support built around accuracy, compliance, and the realities of home health.
MD-Led Review
OASIS review is supported by physician oversight.
Record-Aligned
Assessments are checked for consistency with the full clinical record.
Compliance Focus
Items are reviewed with home health documentation standards in mind.
Built-In Quality Checks
Inconsistencies are flagged early to support cleaner submissions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you complete or correct the OASIS for us?
No. We provide review findings and correction recommendations; the licensed clinician makes any final changes and approves the assessment.
What records do you need?
The OASIS assessment plus supporting clinical and referral documentation. More complete records support a more thorough review.
What kind of issues do you flag?
Inconsistencies between the OASIS and the clinical record, unclear or missing documentation, and items that may need clinician follow-up.
