Scattered program requirements
Conditions of Participation, payment rules, quality programs, manuals and survey guidance can change through different channels and timelines.
Rixena for Home Health & Hospice
Stay ahead of home health and hospice regulatory change—without adding more manual work.
Monitor the federal, state, licensing, certification, payment, quality, privacy and workforce requirements your organization selects. When something changes, Rixena helps your team understand what changed, what may be affected and what to review next.
No credit card required for the free monitoring account.
Regulatory change command center
Medicare CoPs
Home Health QRP
OASIS-E2
Hospice QRP
HOPE
Expanded HHVBP
State Licensing
HIPAA
Why Rixena
Home-based care compliance is not one rulebook.
Requirements are spread across CMS regulations and manuals, quality-reporting programs, state licensing agencies, professional boards, privacy authorities and workplace-safety sources. Rixena brings the sources you select into a consistent monitoring and review process.
Home health and hospice differ
Organizations operating both service lines need distinct watchlists for certification, assessment, quality and payment requirements.
State-by-state complexity
Licensing, branch operations, scope-of-practice and home-care requirements may vary by jurisdiction and provider type.
Policies and evidence must keep pace
Teams need a repeatable way to connect new requirements with clinical, operational, privacy, emergency and compliance documents.
Monitoring Coverage
Build a watchlist around each service line, location and program.
Select the jurisdictions, CMS programs and supporting sources that matter to your organization. Expand or separate coverage as services, locations and obligations change.
Medicare certification and surveys
Selected Home Health Agency Conditions of Participation under 42 CFR Part 484, Hospice Conditions of Participation under 42 CFR Part 418, interpretive guidance and survey materials.
Payment, benefit and enrollment
Selected Home Health Prospective Payment System, Medicare hospice benefit, billing, provider enrollment, coverage manuals and related CMS updates.
Quality reporting and assessments
Home Health QRP, OASIS-E2, expanded HHVBP, Hospice QRP, HOPE, HHCAHPS and CAHPS Hospice materials, where selected and available.
State licensing and clinical rules
State agency licensing, branch and location requirements, professional-board materials, scope-of-practice rules and selected home-care guidance.
Privacy, security and patient rights
HIPAA Privacy, Security and Breach Notification requirements, patient-rights materials, record practices and selected state privacy and breach sources.
Compliance, preparedness and safety
Selected OIG compliance guidance, emergency-preparedness materials, infection-control topics, OSHA home-health resources and workforce-safety requirements.
Monitor availability and applicability vary by source, jurisdiction, certification status and service line. Your organization chooses the requirements and sources it wants Rixena to follow.
How Rixena Works
Move from “something changed” to a focused review process.
Select your monitors, receive organized change intelligence and optionally connect policies for gap assessment.
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Select your monitors
Choose the CMS programs, agencies, regulations, manuals, quality sources, licensing authorities and jurisdictions relevant to each service line.
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Review focused change summaries
See what changed, important dates, affected topics, source links and suggested review areas.
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Connect policies when useful
Upload and assign clinical, operational, privacy, emergency or compliance policies to the monitors they support.
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Assess gaps and document action
Review potential policy gaps, ownership, next steps, review activity and supporting evidence in a consistent workflow.
Illustrative workflow
New Update
A change is detected. Your team sees the context.
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Monitor
Selected source
Actively monitoring
Rixena follows the rule, manual, quality-program page, bulletin or licensing source your team selects.
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Detect
Change identified
Change Alert Detected
Home Health or Hospice Update
New
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Requirement updated
Source captured and compared with the previous version.
The update is captured, summarized and organized so reviewers can focus on what changed.
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Review
Context delivered
Rixena Review
Ready for your team
Ready
SummaryWhat changed
Key datesWhen it matters
PoliciesWhat to review
Next stepsWho owns action
Assigned to compliance, IT and legal reviewers
Your team receives a focused review package instead of another unstructured alert.
Built for Home-Based Care
One monitoring approach for distinct programs and locations.
Rixena can support organizations with different certifications, service lines, payer relationships and jurisdictional requirements—without forcing every agency or hospice into the same watchlist.
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Medicare-certified home health agencies
Medicare-certified hospice providers
Organizations operating both service lines
Hospital and health-system affiliated providers
Nonprofit and community-based organizations
Multi-location and multi-state provider groups
What Your Team Gains
A more manageable way to stay aware, assess impact and document follow-through.
Less manual monitoring
Reduce repeated searches across CMS, state-agency, quality-program and professional-board websites.
Service-line clarity
Organize home health and hospice sources around the programs, locations and owners they affect.
Better policy alignment
Connect selected requirements with clinical, operational, privacy and emergency-preparedness documents.
A clearer review trail
Keep change summaries, assessments, assignments, review activity and supporting evidence organized.
Frequently Asked Questions
Home health and hospice monitoring, without the guesswork.
Start with regulatory monitoring, then add optional policy-assessment workflows when your team is ready.
Talk to AllgressWhich home health and hospice requirements can Rixena monitor?
Organizations can select relevant federal, state and local sources, including CMS certification, payment, quality-reporting and survey materials; state licensing and professional-board sources; privacy and security requirements; compliance guidance; and workplace-safety materials. Available coverage depends on the selected monitors and sources.
Can we monitor home health and hospice separately?
Yes. You can organize distinct watchlists around home health and hospice programs, locations, certifications and responsible teams while keeping review activity in a consistent workflow.
Can we use Rixena without uploading policies?
Yes. You can use Rixena for regulatory monitoring and organized change summaries without uploading policies. Policy uploads are optional and enable policy-assessment workflows.
Can a multi-state provider monitor different state requirements?
Yes. Your watchlist can be organized around the jurisdictions, licenses, branches, service lines and requirements your organization selects.
How does policy gap assessment work?
You assign uploaded policies to relevant monitors. When selected requirements change, Rixena can assess the assigned documents and identify areas that may require review, clarification or remediation.
Does Rixena replace legal, clinical or compliance counsel?
No. Rixena provides regulatory intelligence, workflow support and policy-assessment assistance. Your organization remains responsible for determining applicability and obtaining legal, clinical or other professional advice where needed.
Start with the sources that matter to you
Make home health and hospice regulatory monitoring easier to manage.
Get a free Rixena account and begin building watchlists around your service lines, locations and selected requirements.