Validated against GAITRite, the gold standard for gait analysis (Nature Scientific Reports; ICC 0.982).
The denial is rarely about the care. It's about OASIS and GG disagreeing.
When your OASIS mobility items — M1840 (toilet transferring), M1850 (transferring), M1860 (ambulation) — and the GG functional items describe the same patient differently on the same visit, payers deny and audits expand. In a 9-case audit batch we reviewed with a US home-health partner, OASIS-versus-GG inconsistency was the single largest denial cause — bigger than missing signatures, timing, or medical-necessity disputes combined.
And lining those items up by hand, visit after visit, recert after recert, is hours your clinicians don't have. One objective source fixes both at once.
One capture. OASIS and GG already lined up.
From a single video at the point of care, LINDERA measures the patient's mobility and maps the result to your OASIS mobility items and your GG functional items at the same time — so the Start of Care, the recert, and the therapy note all draw on the same objective numbers. Your clinicians stop reconciling three documents by hand; the measurement does it.
Less time charting. Fewer inconsistencies to defend. A Start of Care and a recertification that already agree.
Keep patients in the care they need, and prove it.
Continued home health has to be justified — the recert, the ongoing episode, the care level. When the objective functional measurement shows real, continued need, the data stands behind it. So the care isn't cut short by thin documentation, and the episode reflects what the patient actually requires.
The same objective functional data feeds the Discharge Function Score — now a major driver of your HHVBP Total Performance Score. Measured improvement, documented from the first visit, is what that score rewards.
The report that wins the family.
In home health, the family is in the room — and often in the decision. A measured, visual report turns "they're doing better" into something the family can see: the patient's gait, balance, and strength against age-matched norms, tracked across the episode.
That's what helps a family understand why the care continues, and at what level. Families support decisions backed by evidence they can see — not a clinician's impression. The report does that work in the living room, on the visit.
One capture, in the patient's own home.
- During the visit, your clinician (or a trained aide) records a short guided movement sequence on a phone or tablet — a walk plus the standardized functional tests you already use: Timed Up and Go, Tinetti, and Berg. No markers, no wearables, no mats.
- LINDERA measures gait and mobility against age-matched norms and maps the result to your OASIS and GG items.
- The objective values populate a suggested, template-parity record. The clinician reviews, edits, and attests. Suggested only — the clinician verifies; the EHR submits.
One phone your clinician already carries. One capture in the patient's living room.
Peer-reviewed in JMIR Aging.
European real-world evidence: fewer falls in care settings (n=1,627) — and fewer falls means fewer acute-care hospitalizations, the outcome home health is measured on.
CE-marked Class I EU-medical device; HIPAA-ready architecture; ISO 13485 and ISO 27001.
Built for the home visit, not the lab.
No hardware to carry, no mats, no wearables to charge and re-issue. One phone, one capture in the patient's home. No IT project as a precondition — LINDERA works alongside the documentation system you already run.