An EMR your staff can actually use, for less than you pay now.
Most practices and agencies don't change systems for a longer feature list. They change because the one they have is awkward to use, slow to work in, and expensive to keep. Synergy is built the other way round — cleaner screens, fewer steps to finish the job, your revenue checked before you bill, at a price that usually lands under your current one.
Home health agencies — about 20% less
Easier for clinicians and the office, with the checks that protect a 30-day period: OASIS consistency, LUPA visibility, 485s and orders, EVV, offline field charting, and claims checked before you submit. Typically about 20% under what agencies tell us they pay today.
See the home health pageClinics and private practices
Fewer missed calls, less time charting, prescriptions ready to approve, and claims checked before they go out — so the day ends when the last patient leaves.
See the platformEasier to use, cheaper to keep, and it protects what you've earned
Fewer steps to finish the job
Intake, scheduling, documentation and billing behave like one system, so staff stop hopping between screens to complete a single patient.
Costs less than what you're on
For home health agencies that's typically about 20% under the major platforms. Bring your current invoice and we'll compare it on the call.
Revenue checked before you bill
LUPA visibility while you can still act, OASIS consistency checks during the assessment, and claims checked against payer rules before submission.
Documentation that ends at the visit
Notes are structured around what each discipline must document, with the repetitive parts pre-filled, so charting doesn't follow clinicians home.
The phone still answered after hours
Referral and scheduling calls are picked up when the office is closed, booked where possible, and anything urgent is handed to a person.
You stay in charge
AI drafts the busywork underneath — notes, coding suggestions, claim checks — but nothing is prescribed, filed or billed until a person approves it.