Legal risk is rising due to increased CMS oversight, caregiver shortages, inconsistent documentation, missed visits, inadequate care-plan adherence, and a surge in patient-safety complaints. Even minor documentation gaps can escalate into survey deficiencies, denied claims, or litigation.

Frequent sources of legal exposure include:

• Missed skilled nursing visits

• Failure to notify physicians

• Medication errors

• Falls and preventable injuries

• Wound and pressure-injury complications

• Inaccurate OASIS data

• Poor documentation of clinical decline

• Delayed interventions or escalations

Non-skilled providers face increasing claims related to:

• Lack of documented ADLs/IADLs

• Missed shifts or incomplete care

• Unsafe home environments

• Inadequate caregiver training

• Neglect or abuse allegations

• Communication failures with clients or families

These issues can become legal complaints, insurance claims, or state investigations.

We provide AI-enhanced clinical documentation reviews, compliance audits, incident analysis, case-risk screening, care-plan defensibility reviews, and agency-wide LTC strategy. Our experts identify vulnerabilities early—before they escalate into penalties or litigation.

A Lexcura Summit documentation audit typically includes:

• OASIS accuracy review

• Skilled nurse and therapy note analysis

• Care-plan alignment

• Physician-notification tracking

• Missed-visit compliance

• Clinical decline detection

• High-risk patient flagging

• Documentation defensibility scoring

Yes. ADL/IADL documentation is a major liability for non-skilled providers. We evaluate accuracy, completeness, caregiver notes, task tracking, and escalation pathways to ensure defensible documentation.

Absolutely. We provide survey readiness evaluations, mock audits, regulatory alignment reviews, and corrective action plans to reduce the likelihood of citations or deficiencies.

Yes. We evaluate caregiver skill gaps, scheduling vulnerabilities, communication failures, unsafe environments, and incident-reporting procedures. We also offer training recommendations to reduce client complaints and injuries.

Early risk identification prevents high-risk cases from evolving into reportable incidents, lawsuits, or CMS citations. Agencies gain faster insight into documentation gaps, clinical decline, and caregiver performance issues.

Our AI tools detect patterns, inconsistencies, missed diagnoses, repetitive incidents, communication breakdowns, and high-risk documentation issues—providing rapid, accurate risk analysis that enhances agency defensibility.

Yes. We provide training aligned with regulatory standards and real-world litigation trends, including documentation accuracy, escalation pathways, recognizing clinical decline, and incident-management best practices.

We deliver consulting reports, audits, and risk analyses with a 7-day standard turnaround or a 3-day rush option, ensuring your agency gets actionable insights quickly.

Yes. We provide consulting, compliance support, documentation audits, and risk-prevention services to skilled and non-skilled agencies throughout the United States.

Our advantage comes from:

• 200+ clinician network

• AI-powered medical record analysis

• Deep expertise in home health, LTC, and litigation trends

• Attorney-level defensibility

• Fast turnaround

• Proven operational understanding of home-based care

This combination is unmatched in the industry.