Indiana EVV Compliance

Indiana Uses Sandata for EVV.
Here's What That Means for Your Agency.

Indiana Medicaid designates Sandata as its EVV aggregator under an Open model. Every qualifying home care visit must have a clean, resolved record in Sandata before billing can proceed. CareBravo manages exception resolution and billing readiness as delivered operational work.

What Indiana Requires

Requirement
Detail
State Agency
FSSA — Indiana Family and Social Services Administration
EVV System
Sandata (state-designated aggregator)
EVV Model
Open — Sandata aggregator, agency-choice capture method
Services Covered
Personal Care Services, Home Health aide services, HCBS waiver services
Key Waivers
Aged and Disabled (A&D) waiver, Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) waiver
Enforcement
Claims require matching, resolved EVV record in Sandata to process

Open Model, Clear Requirements

Indiana's Open model gives agencies flexibility in how they capture EVV data at point of care — mobile apps, telephony, or alternate devices. The destination is fixed. All visit records must reach Sandata, Indiana's state-designated aggregator, before a Medicaid claim can be processed.

Compliance falls on the exception side. When a visit produces an exception in Sandata — missed clock-in, GPS location mismatch, time discrepancy — that exception must be corrected before billing. Agencies that manage the Sandata queue manually often find exceptions accumulating between billing runs, which delays revenue for those visits.

CareBravo manages the Indiana Sandata exception queue as part of its daily delivered operations. Exceptions are resolved on schedule so billing-ready outputs are available without a separate reconciliation step before each billing cycle.

Exceptions Are Revenue Waiting

Each unresolved Sandata exception represents a delivered visit that can't bill. For a 30-patient Indiana agency, a week's exception backlog typically represents $700–$1,400 in delayed revenue. The visits were delivered. The caregivers showed up. The record just isn't clean enough to bill yet.

CareBravo resolves Indiana Sandata exceptions daily. Agencies receive billing-ready outputs without managing the exception queue between billing cycles.

See What EVV Exceptions Cost

Indiana EVV — Common Questions

Indiana uses Sandata as its state-designated EVV aggregator. All Medicaid-funded home care visits must submit EVV data to Sandata before claims can process. Indiana's Open model allows any compliant capture method — the aggregator destination is Sandata.

Yes. Indiana's Open model allows agencies to select any compliant EVV capture tool — mobile app, telephony, or alternate device. The requirement is that visit data reaches Sandata. Confirm your chosen tool has a working Sandata integration before relying on it for Medicaid billing.

Federal law requires EVV for all Medicaid-funded Personal Care Services and Home Health aide visits. Indiana's HCBS waivers — including the Aged and Disabled (A&D) waiver and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) waiver — require EVV for qualifying home-based services. Confirm specific service code requirements with FSSA.

CareBravo integrates with Sandata and manages exception resolution, visit reconciliation, and Indiana Medicaid billing readiness as delivered operational work. Agencies receive billing-ready outputs without manually working the Sandata queue.

Indiana EVV Compliance, Delivered

CareBravo manages Sandata exception resolution and Indiana Medicaid billing readiness for home care agencies — as completed operational work.

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