Built for CMS Compliance
RAF (risk adjustment factor), HCC (hierarchical condition category), Star Ratings, and MARx reconciliation are native workflows, not after-the-fact reports.
HealthOS Plan is risk adjustment software for Medicare Advantage, Medicaid MCOs, and government programs. It tracks HEDIS and Star Ratings, reconciles MARx, and manages prior authorization on the same record as CAPS, and Aipass™ flags likely HCC gaps and Star measure risk while there is still time to act.
AIAipass™ flagged 42 likely HCC gaps this week and projected two Star measures trending below threshold.
HealthOS Plan is a dedicated workspace within HealthOS for Medicare Advantage, Medicaid MCO, and other government program operations. It covers risk adjustment, Star Ratings and HEDIS, MARx reconciliation, and prior authorization, and reads from the same claims and encounter record as HealthOS CAPS, so risk scores and measures update continuously.
RAF (risk adjustment factor), HCC (hierarchical condition category), Star Ratings, and MARx reconciliation are native workflows, not after-the-fact reports.
Risk adjustment and quality measures update from live claims and encounters in CAPS.
Aipass™, the embedded intelligence engine in HealthOS, surfaces HCC and care gaps while there is still time in the plan year to close them.
HealthOS Plan runs on the same audited core as every HealthOS workspace, with CMS regulatory logic built in.
Every risk adjustment and Star Ratings decision is logged, supporting HITRUST and SOC 2 Type II obligations.
Scores and measures use the same claims and encounter records across HealthOS.
HCC gap prediction and Star measure forecasting run continuously, to prevent audit vulnerabilities.
HealthOS Plan is a risk adjustment platform with five modules, one for each part of government program operations. Pick one to see what your team works on inside it.
Medicare risk adjustment software that surfaces HCC gaps directly from claims and encounter data, so coding accuracy improves during the plan year instead of appearing as a costly surprise at RAF submission.
Tracks Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) measures and open care gaps against Star Ratings. The same encounter that feeds risk adjustment updates the measures, so they do not wait for a quarterly extract.
Reconciles enrollment, disenrollment, and payment transactions against CMS's MARx system (the Medicare Advantage and Prescription Drug system) as part of the standard workflow. See HealthOS Enrollment for the enrollment workspace.
Tracks contract performance, including per member per month (PMPM) trends, network adequacy checks, and contracts nearing expiry. See HealthOS Provider for network management.
How a single visit flows through risk adjustment and quality reporting.
A member visit creates a claim or encounter on the same core CAPS uses.
Aipass™ scans for documented conditions and flags suspected Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) gaps for review.
Verified diagnoses feed the member's risk adjustment factor (RAF) score for accurate CMS submission.
Enrollment and payment data reconcile against CMS's MARx system automatically.
The same encounter updates relevant HEDIS measures that feed Star Ratings.
Aipass™ continuously scans claims and encounter data for undocumented HCCs and Star measure risk, ranked by RAF and quality impact. It works in four stages: Observe, Understand, Predict, Recommend.
See how Aipass™ finds HCC gaps.
For the wider context, read agentic AI in healthcare payer operations.
Analysis completeEncounter history shows documented diabetes management · No corresponding HCC coded this plan year · RAF impact estimated at 0.31.
RecommendationRoute to coding review with the supporting encounter documentation attached.
The difference shows up before the numbers lock for the year, not after. Four things change when risk adjustment runs on Plan.
| The Old Way | On Plan |
|---|---|
| HCC gaps used to surface in a year-end audit. | Now Aipass™ surfaces HCC gaps during the plan year. |
| Star performance used to be read after the year closed. | Now HEDIS measures update continuously for active claims. |
| MARx reconciliation used to be manual. | Now MARx transactions reconcile automatically. |
| Risk adjustment used to run on a separate system of claims. | Now it reads from the same CAPS core. |
Role-based access control, encryption in transit and at rest, and a complete audit log across every module. HealthOS Plan aligns with HITRUST, SOC 2 Type II, NCQA, HL7 FHIR R4, the CMS Interoperability Rule, and EDI 837, 835, 270 and 271.
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