MsJanePricing
Published pricing. No sales-call gate.
Enterprise OASIS platforms hide pricing behind custom quotes. Ours is on the page. Start with a free pilot, choose Base or Full as an annual plan, or manage multiple agencies as a consultant.
A time-limited trial — run real assessments through validation and QA to evaluate fit. Transitions to Base pricing after 60 days, or cancel anytime.
- Guided OASIS-E2 assessment
- Validation with CMS citations
- Single agency, limited volume
OASIS-E2 QA for a single home-health agency. Annual billing, unlimited users.
- Guided assessment & validation with citations
- NOA timing, LUPA risk & classification checks
- Comorbidity adjustment & Face-to-Face compliance
- QA review queue, automatic routing & audit trail
- Export preview
- Unlimited users, one agency
- Standard support
OASIS-E2 QA plus RCD readiness, deeper risk adjustment, and revenue cycle recovery. Annual billing, unlimited users.
- Everything in Base
- RCD readiness tracking
- Deeper risk adjustment suite in development
- Appeal draft generation, denial matching rolling out
- Priority support
$499/mo for your first 3 agencies, then $99/mo per additional agency. Scale with the clients you bring on — not a flat rate regardless of volume.
- Up to 3 agencies included
- +$99/mo per additional agency
- Per-agency separation of data
- Multi-agency portfolio view
- CoP survey-tag exposure report
Rev Cycle Recovery status rolling out
Included with Full. The CARC/RARC reference tables, denial-matching data model, and the appeal draft generator are built. Automatic denial ingestion from remittance data (835/ERA) is in active development and rolling out to Full customers as it ships. On Base and want it sooner? Request access and we'll scope an add-on.
How this compares
Outsourced human OASIS review commonly runs around $70 per file with a 24-hour turnaround. MsJaneHH validates instantly, against versioned rules you can inspect — and it's a tool your team runs, not a per-file service you wait on.
What's actually at stake: CMS's own error-rate testing found a 7.7% improper payment rate on home health claims nationally, about $1.2 billion in a single year. A single functional or clinical grouping score that's off by one level can shift PDGM payment by $600+ per episode. At $1,790–$3,490 a year, MsJaneHH costs less than the swing from a single miscoded episode.