EVV in Oklahoma

Oklahoma EVV compliance, built in

Electronic Visit Verification is mandatory for SoonerCare home care. CareAnchor verifies every visit by GPS or telephony and keeps audit-clean records — no bolted-on second app.

The requirement

EVV is mandatory for Oklahoma Medicaid home care

The federal 21st Century Cures Act requires Electronic Visit Verification for Medicaid personal care services (since January 2020) and home health services (since January 2023) in every state. For Oklahoma agencies, that means visits billed to SoonerCare must be electronically verified.

Oklahoma agencies must verify visits electronically for SoonerCare. States run EVV one of two ways — a single state system (a designated aggregator you send visit data to) or an open/provider-choice model (you use any compliant EVV solution). Confirm Oklahoma’s current model with SoonerCare or your managed care organization.

GPS verification

Caregivers clock in and out on their phone; location and time are captured automatically.

Telephony backup

No smartphone or signal? Visits verify by phone from the client’s landline.

Audit-clean records

Every visit stores the six Cures Act data points, ready for a Medicaid audit.

EVV rules and designated systems change by state and contract. Always confirm Oklahoma’s current EVV requirements directly with SoonerCare or your managed care organization before relying on any summary.

HIPAA-first · EVV included

Run EVV and the rest of your Oklahoma agency in one place

Scheduling, EVV, billing, payroll, and a family portal — one HIPAA-compliant platform. See it on your own visits.