Record the visit. Get the note.
Bosshh turns the conversation you were already having into a drafted OASIS assessment or routine visit note — with the transcript phrase behind every scored item, and an honest list of what it could not establish.
Before the visit: a brief, not a packet
Bosshh reads the referral packet and prior chart and writes the paragraph you actually need: why this patient is on service, what happened in the hospital, what is unstable, what to bring. If something important is missing from the packet, it says so.
Past medical history, pre-filled
History and diagnoses already documented in the referral are carried into the assessment as a starting point, so you are confirming rather than re-typing.
Written for a car, not a chart review
Complete sentences, no abbreviations to decode, no headers on a paragraph you read in sixty seconds. The detail is there if you want it, after the part that changes your plan.
During the visit: the questions still worth asking
The expensive documentation failure is not a badly worded sentence. It is realising at chart review that nobody scored the functional items, and the patient is an hour away.
Three or four prompts, not twenty
Bosshh reads the transcript so far and returns the highest-consequence gaps, ordered by what a payer or reviewer would flag first. Each one is phrased as a sentence you can say to the patient — not a form field name.
Contradictions surfaced immediately
If the patient said they shower independently early in the visit and later described needing help getting into the tub, Bosshh points at both statements. That is the finding a chart review catches three weeks later.
Case-mix items escalated
Items that drive functional scoring and case-mix are prioritised above everything else, because those are the ones that quietly cost the agency money when they are left blank or scored without support.
What gets captured
Assessment items
Scored with evidence, including functional and case-mix items.
Medications
Name, dose, route, frequency, and any discrepancy with the referral.
Wounds
Location, type, stage, measurements, drainage, and treatment performed.
Vitals
Only what was actually stated out loud. Nothing estimated, ever.
Homebound status
The justification the visit established, in the patient's own specifics.
Open questions
What could not be established, and how much it matters.
Try it on a real visit
Bring a recording and a referral. We will run it and you can read the draft yourself.