AutoMynd gives home health leaders a clear view of their HHVBP standing: where the agency ranks, what each measure is worth in dollars, and which patients need attention while the score can still change.
Since 2023, expanded HHVBP has applied to Medicare-certified home health agencies nationwide, scoring each one against peers in its volume cohort. The result moves your Medicare fee-for-service payments up or down.
Maximum adjustment to Medicare fee-for-service home health payments, up or down, based on your Total Performance Score.
The gap between the performance year that sets your score and the payment year it applies to. Care in 2026 shapes payments in 2028.
Claims-based, OASIS-based and patient experience measures all count toward your Total Performance Score.
Source: CMS, Expanded HHVBP Model: Total Performance Score and Payment Adjustment
Slide to your annual Medicare fee-for-service home health revenue to see the range HHVBP can move it.
HHVBP results arrive long after the care they measure, usually in reports that teams read once and file away. By the time anyone acts on them, the performance year has already closed.
AutoMynd gives your team a clear view of where you stand and where to focus while the performance year is still open.
AutoMynd provides your Total Performance Score, projected payment adjustment and standing on every measure, benchmarked nationally and against your cohort.
AutoMynd shows what each measure means for your payments, so leaders know where improvement is worth the most.
AutoMynd gives clinical teams a short list of patients to review, with due dates, so the right charts get attention while it still counts.
See your Total Performance Score and where you rank on each measure against agencies of a similar size across the country.
See your projected payment adjustment and the dollars behind it, so leaders can plan with real numbers.
Spot the measures holding your score back at a glance, so the team knows where to focus first.
Track which measures are improving and which are slipping, before it shows up in your payment.
See how patients rate your agency on HHCAHPS, side by side with your quality and claims measures.
A prioritized list of patients to review, with due dates, built into the AutoMynd AI EMR.
Know your position against peers and what it means for payments two years out.
Put the team's attention on the measures and patients that matter most to this year's score.
Give the right charts a second look while there is still time to make a difference.
Fold the expected adjustment into budgets instead of finding out when claims pay.
VBC Benchmarking shows where you stand. MyndSight shows what happens in each visit, from compliance checks to patient sentiment.
The expanded Home Health Value-Based Purchasing Model adjusts Medicare fee-for-service home health payments up or down by up to 5% based on quality performance. It has applied to Medicare-certified home health agencies nationwide since performance year 2023, and each agency is compared with peers in its volume cohort.
Up to 5% of Medicare fee-for-service home health payments, in either direction. The adjustment applies two years after the performance year, so care delivered in 2026 affects payments in 2028.
Your HHVBP Total Performance Score, projected payment adjustment, standing on every measure against national and cohort benchmarks, revenue at risk in dollars, and a focused list of patients for your clinical team to review.
VBC Benchmarking shows your latest HHVBP position with the reporting period clearly labeled, and the patient list reflects the patients you are caring for today.
No. AutoMynd flags patients for review. Clinicians assess the patient and document what they find.
VBC Benchmarking is part of the AutoMynd AI EMR. Book a demo and we'll walk you through your agency's position.

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