AI-Powered Browser Extension for Home Care

Upload Documents to the Right Patient ProfileNo Tab Switching.

Caregivers and coordinators can instantly send authorization letters, plans of care, and physician orders into myEZcare from any web portal — including insurance portals, Medicaid systems, and payer sites.

HIPAA-CompliantWorks on any portalInstant EHR sync
 
availity.com / provider / patient-documents
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Insurance Payer Portal
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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myEZcareQuick Upload
Maria Gonzalez
Authorization Letter
Drop file or click to browse
Encrypted · HIPAA-Compliant
Three clicks, zero tab-switching

How it works

Stay on the portal you’re already working in. The myEZcare Extension does the filing for you.

1
 

Click the extension

From any insurance, Medicaid, or payer site, click the myEZcare icon in your toolbar. The Quick Upload panel opens right over the page.

 
2
 

Select the patient

Search and pick the correct patient profile and document type from your live myEZcare roster — no manual entry, no mismatched records.

 
3
 

Upload & sync

Drag in the file or download-and-drop. It’s encrypted, filed to the right chart, and synced to the EHR instantly with a HIPAA-compliant audit trail.

Try it yourself

Interactive upload demo

This is exactly what your team sees inside the popup. Pick a patient, choose a document type, and drop a file.

eZ
myEZcare
Quick Upload
HIPAA
Drag & drop your document here
or click to browse · PDF, JPG, PNG · up to 25 MB
 
document.pdf
Ready to upload
Encrypting & uploading…0%
 
 

Filed to patient profile

Synced to the myEZcare EHR — no tab-switching required.

 
Encrypted · HIPAA-Compliant transfer
HIPAA-Compliant 256-bit encrypted · Full audit trail
One extension, every form

Supported document types

Whatever a payer portal hands you, file it to the right chart in seconds. Common documents include:

 

Authorization Letters

Approvals, re-auths, and service-unit letters from payers and MCOs.

 

Plans of Care (POC)

485s and care plans filed straight to the patient record.

 

Physician Orders

Signed orders and order updates with timestamped capture.

 

Progress Notes

Visit and clinical progress notes routed to the chart.

 

Face-to-Face Encounters

F2F documentation tied directly to the patient profile.

 

Insurance / EOB

Coverage docs and explanations of benefits from payer sites.

 

Medication Records

MARs and medication lists with secure, encrypted transfer.

 

Intake & Consent

Referrals, intake packets, and signed consent forms.

Why agencies switch

Built for the way coordinators actually work

Cut the copy-download-re-login-upload loop. Keep your team in the portal and your records clean.

 
~12 min

Saved per document

No more downloading, re-logging into the EHR, and hunting for the right chart. File in place.

 

HIPAA-compliant

Every transfer is 256-bit encrypted with a complete audit trail and role-based access controls.

 
Any site

Cross-portal compatible

Works on Availity, state Medicaid systems, MCO and payer portals — and any other website.

 
Real-time

Instant EHR sync

Documents land in the correct myEZcare patient profile the moment they finish uploading.

HIPAA-Compliant · BAA available

Add myEZcare to Chrome and stop tab-switching

Install in seconds, pin it to your toolbar, and start filing documents to the right patient profile from any portal your agency uses.

Add to Chrome — it’s freeWorks with Chrome & Edge · No card required
+ Install
2-minute setup No EHR migration SSO with your myEZcare account

The browser extension that lets home care caregivers and coordinators upload documents to the right patient profile — from anywhere on the web.

HIPAA-Compliant
 

HIPAA Compliance Notice. The myEZcare Extension transmits Protected Health Information (PHI) using end-to-end 256-bit encryption with role-based access controls and complete, timestamped audit logging. All document uploads are covered under a Business Associate Agreement (BAA). The extension only accesses files you explicitly select or drop, never the content of the web pages you visit. Authorized personnel should follow their agency’s minimum-necessary and access policies when handling patient documents.

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