States & service lines
Track which states you serve and which lines of business you run in each state (PCA, HCBS, home health, group home, assisted living, NEMT, and others).
For agencies operating in multiple states, programs, and payer environments
Softiya supports agencies that run PCA, HCBS, home health, group home, assisted living, and NEMT across different states and payers. Use one environment to manage staff, clients, visits, and documentation while still respecting state-specific rules.
Each state defines licensing, documentation, and billing differently. This page is an operational overview only. Always confirm details with your state regulations, Medicaid manuals, waivers, and payer contracts.
Track which states you serve and which lines of business you run in each state (PCA, HCBS, home health, group home, assisted living, NEMT, and others).
Organize offices, branch locations, and homes by state or region while still keeping a unified view of your organization at the leadership level.
Map Medicaid waivers, managed care plans, and private-pay programs to each state so schedules, visits, and billing exports follow the right rules.
Keep one profile per worker and record which states, licenses, or programs they are cleared to work under, instead of duplicating staff in multiple systems.
Restrict staff to specific locations or regions where needed, while allowing regional managers and executives to see performance across the entire organization.
Track background checks, licenses, and training items that differ by state so you can quickly see who is compliant in each jurisdiction.
Schedule visits and shifts in one system with fields that can be mapped differently per state and per payer, instead of managing separate software per region.
Coordinate states using different EVV approaches (state-mandated, aggregator, or payer-specific). Visits can be prepared for EVV exports per state or vendor.
Learn more about EVV →Review missing punches, manual overrides, and other EVV / timekeeping exceptions by office, state, or program so supervisors focus on their area.
EVV exports and formats must be configured to match each state or aggregator specification. Always validate your files and interfaces against official technical guidance before relying on them.
Group approved visits into billing batches organized by state, program, and payer, so each export is aligned with how claims are submitted in that market.
Create separate files that can be used with clearinghouses or billing vendors that differ by region, instead of manually rebuilding spreadsheets every cycle.
View high-level activity and volume by state, program, or office, while individual locations see only their own staff and clients.
Multi-state agencies often run multiple service lines at the same time. Softiya is structured so your PCA / HCBS, home health, residential, and NEMT services can live in the same ecosystem.
Visits, EVV, authorizations, and task documentation for personal care and waiver services.
View PCA / HCBS →Skilled visits, assessments, recertifications, and medication administration tracking.
View home health →Residents, rooms, shifts, daily notes, incidents, and residential HR tracking.
View residential →Trip scheduling, pickup and drop-off tracking, and integration with home care clients.
View NEMT →Multi-state agencies usually need both software and design work: deciding how to structure licenses, which payers to pursue first, and how to staff each region. Softiya consulting can help you plan this before you finalize your configuration.
Share your states, licenses, and service lines. We will walk through a configuration that keeps each state compliant while giving leadership a clear view across the whole agency.
This multi-state solution overview is for operational planning only. It does not replace state statutes, Medicaid manuals, waivers, or legal advice. Each agency is responsible for configuring Softiya and using it in a way that complies with its own regulations, contracts, and policies. Please verify workflows, forms, and exports against official requirements before relying on them for surveys, audits, or billing.