MsJaneCMS rule status
Current, checkable, not a claim you have to trust
MsJaneHH isn't a set of hardcoded forms. It's built from CMS's own published OASIS-E2 item dictionary and submission specification. Here's exactly what that looks like today.
OASIS-E2 · effective 2026-04-01
V3.02.0
oasis-e2-v2026.04.01
404
Active OASIS-E2 item codes, generated directly from CMS's own official data dictionary — not a hand-picked simplified subset.
Six live compliance modules
NOA timing, LUPA risk, classification accuracy, comorbidity adjustment, Face-to-Face compliance, and RCD readiness are running against real data today. Required-field, consistency, skip-logic, and payment-impact checks currently run beneath them, each carrying a citation — none run without one.
Retired items
Items CMS removed in the E2 revision (e.g. COVID-19 vaccination status, the old Gender item) are confirmed absent from the current ruleset, not just ignored in the UI.
Error-code coverage, stated honestly
Every rule that maps to an official CMS OASIS submission error code says so, citing the exact code. Where a rule doesn't have a direct CMS catalog match, we don't force one — a stretched mapping would be a marketing claim, not a fact. Rules without a direct match are documented as such rather than silently omitted.
What "checkable" means here
Every item code and rule citation traces back to CMS's own published OASIS-E2 Data Submission Specifications and Guidance Manual. We're not asking you to trust a vendor's summary of CMS requirements — the source documents are public, and our mapping to them is exact enough to name specific item codes, not just section names.
Coverage, stated honestly: 404 items covers the OASIS-E2 assessment item group across all time points — Start of Care, Resumption of Care, Recertification, Transfer, and Discharge. Rule coverage across those items is expanding; a rule not yet built doesn't mean an item is ignored, it means that specific consistency or payment-impact check hasn't been added yet. We'd rather tell you what's covered today than imply full coverage before it exists.