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Tennessee is closing 2025 with a significant shift in how providers delivering Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) under Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) waivers must operate. Although the state did not release a single formal “December update,” the convergence of open-model EVV adoption, revised 1915(c) waiver notices, and TennCare’s increased emphasis on digital documentation is […]

Missouri is entering a defining moment in December 2025 as the Missouri Medicaid Audit & Compliance Unit (MMAC) accelerates its EVV Claims Validation rollout. Although the “soft enforcement” started earlier in the year, this month marks the point where providers can no longer afford loose documentation, mismatched visit records, or outdated EVV workflows. By early

Telehealth’s Growing Role in Modern Care Telehealth has become an important part of healthcare delivery, especially for home-based and community programs where in-person visits may not always be possible. Providers now rely on virtual communication to conduct remote check-ins, assessments, and follow-up conversations. With this shift, one question becomes essential: Which software platforms support telehealth

Indiana has entered a major transition period this month as the state’s 2025 Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) waiver amendments move from planning to implementation. Although public comment closed earlier in the year, December 2025 marks the moment when providers must begin aligning their operations, documentation systems, and service delivery processes with the new expectations

As healthcare organizations adopt digital systems, two factors often matter more than features: how easy the software is to use and how long it takes to fully implement. A platform may offer strong compliance tools, secure documentation, or advanced reporting, but if staff struggle to understand it or if implementation drags on for months the

On December 1, 2025, the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services released its annual DD Waiver Slot & Utilization Report, a publication that may have seemed routine at first glance but carries significant implications for service providers heading into 2026. Now that agencies have had time to review the numbers, the picture is

Secure cloud storage has become one of the most important capabilities in HIPAA-compliant healthcare software. As providers move away from local servers and paper files, cloud-based systems offer safer, faster, and more accessible ways to store patient information. Healthcare agencies rely on encrypted cloud environments to protect sensitive data, support mobile workforces, and simplify compliance.

As December 2025 unfolds, Michigan providers are entering a crucial transition phase that will directly reshape how Medicaid-funded services are documented and paid. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed that Electronic Visit Verification is no longer treated as a background administrative tool. It is now becoming the central validation layer for

Healthcare organizations rely on software that not only protects patient information but also strengthens the skills and compliance awareness of their staff. As agencies expand their digital operations, integrated staff training modules have become essential. These modules help caregivers, nurses, and administrative teams stay updated on HIPAA regulations, documentation standards, and new workflow practices. Since

Secure messaging has become one of the essential features in HIPAA-compliant healthcare software. As providers rely more on digital documentation, caregiver communication, and remote coordination, the ability to exchange protected health information safely is more important than ever. Agencies need platforms that allow caregivers, administrators, and clinical staff to communicate without risking privacy violations or