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Home care software for Maryland Medicaid EVV.

Maryland runs EVV in its own closed system, LTSSMaryland ISAS (state-built). First Support Homecare does not replace it - caregivers still clock in there - and runs everything else your agency does.

Web-based, nothing to install. Hosted on AWS under a Business Associate Agreement. Security & HIPAA
Where this standsStatus in Maryland: Maryland requires caregivers to clock in and out in LTSSMaryland ISAS itself - no third-party software can submit EVV there. First Support Homecare runs everything around it: scheduling, caregiver onboarding and records, and Medicaid billing.
How EVV works in Maryland

The state's own EVV system

Maryland agencies keep EVV in the state's system; the software around it is what saves the hours - one place for schedules, caregivers and claims.

LTSSMaryland ISAS

state-built. Caregivers record every Medicaid visit in this system's own app or phone line; outside software cannot send visits to it.

What the state requires

None available — caregivers must use the LTSSMaryland EVV mobile app (IVR backup). No third-party integration path.

Requirements

The six EVV elements in Maryland

Every element the state names, the record it comes from in the app, and where it lands.

ElementWhere the app gets itWhere it lands
Type of serviceThe service code from the client's authorizationEntered by the caregiver in the state's own app
Individual receiving the serviceThe client's Medicaid IDEntered by the caregiver in the state's own app
Date of serviceThe visit dateEntered by the caregiver in the state's own app
Location of serviceGPS at clock-in and clock-out, against the client's addressEntered by the caregiver in the state's own app
Individual providing the serviceThe caregiver's unique IDEntered by the caregiver in the state's own app
Time the service begins and endsServer-stamped clock-in and clock-outEntered by the caregiver in the state's own app
Ninety seconds

Watch a visit go from the door to the state

Clock-in, the client's confirmation, the reason code, and the record your state receives.
Getting started

Your first month in Maryland

Import the rosterClients, caregivers and authorizations come across from the system you are leaving in one step.
Keep EVV in the state appCaregivers clock every Medicaid visit in LTSSMaryland ISAS, exactly as Maryland requires.
Run the agency hereSchedules, caregiver records, notes and payroll exports live in First Support Homecare.
BillClaims come out of the visits you schedule and confirm, ready for your clearinghouse.

Want to see this on your own visits? Twenty minutes on a screen-share, in Maryland's format. EVV is one tab — see what else the software does.

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Questions

Questions Maryland agencies ask

Which EVV system does Maryland use?

LTSSMaryland ISAS (state-built). None available — caregivers must use the LTSSMaryland EVV mobile app (IVR backup). No third-party integration path.

Can First Support Homecare send our Maryland EVV visits?

Maryland requires caregivers to clock in and out in LTSSMaryland ISAS itself - no third-party software can submit EVV there. First Support Homecare runs everything around it: scheduling, caregiver onboarding and records, and Medicaid billing.

Which Maryland services need EVV?

PCS (CPAS, CO waiver, CFC), DDA services. Every Medicaid personal care and home health visit falls under the 21st Century Cures Act EVV rule.

What does the rest of the software do?

Scheduling, caregiver onboarding and credentials, visit notes, payroll exports and Medicaid claims - one system for the agency, whichever EVV route the state uses.

Sources Medicaid.gov — EVV under the 21st Century Cures Act · First Support EVV — every state's EVV model · First Support EVV — the Cures Act EVV requirement, explained

See how a Maryland agency would run on it.

Twenty minutes on a screen-share, with Maryland's EVV route in mind. If it is not a fit you will know in five.

Tell us where to reach you

Thank you.We will call to set a time, usually within one business day.