When a facility letter, a CMS-2567, or a payer denial lands on your desk, jubalMED researches the actual statutes and regulations behind it — and answers with pinned citations and verbatim quotes. It never guesses a cite.
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The statutory authority for everything below.
Condition of participation: interdisciplinary group, care planning, and coordination of services.
What surveyors are told to check for §418.56 compliance.
When the controlling authority isn’t on file, it says so plainly and logs the gap — it never fabricates a cite.
Every question an operator actually has — staffing, documentation duties, SNF disputes, HIPAA calls — answered with the full authority stack.
Hand it what just landed on your desk: a facility letter, a CMS-2567, a payer denial. It researches every claim inside and shows where each one stands.
Turn research into work product — cited memos in .docx, ready to hand to a facility, a surveyor, or the other side of the dispute.
Your answers build a watchlist of the sections your operation relies on, so a changed rule never catches you flat-footed.
You ask the way you'd ask a colleague. jubalMED reformulates into the corpus's terms of art and runs several probes.
Candidate sections are read in full, with provenance — source, version, retrieval time — pulled for anything that will be cited.
Statute, regulation, and survey guidance together, each quoted verbatim and dated. Guidance is always badged non-binding.
Citations only ever come from text retrieved on demand from this corpus. Questions it can’t ground are answered “not on file” — and every miss is logged, so coverage grows where operators need it most.
Medicare/Medicaid conditions of participation — hospice (418), hospitals (482), long-term care (483)
HIPAA privacy and security (Parts 160, 164)
FDA regulations
Social Security Act statutes (§§ 1395, 1396 families)
State Operations Manual incl. Appendix M hospice survey procedures — served as guidance, never as law
CCR incl. CDPHE facility standards (6 CCR 1011-1) and Medicaid rules (10 CCR 2505-10)
Built — not just instructed — to refuse clinical judgment. Every question lands in one of three tiers.
Answers fully, with pinned citations.
Cites what must be done and documented — never a judgment about the patient.
Declines. Eligibility and prognosis belong to your medical director; jubalMED cites the process and documentation requirements instead.
jubalMED is the healthcare sibling of jubal.law, built alongside working hospice operators — starting from the real disputes that cost their teams hours.
Invite-only, with founding rates for early members. When someone tells you what the rules say, jubalMED shows you what the rules actually require.