The 485 is the order set
Goals, frequencies, and discipline orders have to match what was said in the home. A clinic SOAP cannot be pasted onto a plan of care.
Home Health
OASIS-adjacent narratives, 485-style plans of care, and F2F certifications — drafted from the home visit so the next RN is not reconstructing yesterday’s wound and meds.
The problem
Goals, frequencies, and discipline orders have to match what was said in the home. A clinic SOAP cannot be pasted onto a plan of care.
Homebound status and skilled need have to be in the physician narrative. ‘Needs nursing’ is a denial.
Incident reports and physician/pharmacy coordination notes are separate documents. Losing them in the visit narrative hides risk.
How Augustun fits
Visit notes capture functional status, wound/med teaching, and skilled interventions from the home conversation.
485-style plans of care and face-to-face narratives are drafted from the certification discussion.
Care-coordination notes to physician, facility, and pharmacy keep the loop out of a buried visit paragraph.
Plans of care, F2F narratives, coordination notes, and fall/incident reports.
Outcomes
1.5+
Hours saved per home-health clinician per day on POC and visit notes
485
Plan-of-care orders structured from the certification visit
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Homecare Homebase, Epic, WellSky)
FAQ
Yes. Goals, frequencies, and orders discussed in the certification visit are structured into a plan-of-care format.
Yes. Homebound rationale and skilled need are drafted into a F2F narrative you review.
Yes. Incident reports are a dedicated template so risk events are not lost in the narrative.
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