IT, security and AI for California home health

Technology your compliance officer can say yes to

Algorixtec secures, runs and automates the technology behind home health agencies, and trains the people who use it. Everything is built HIPAA-first, and most of what you see on this site is running in a real agency today.

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7
systems in production at a working California home health agency
94.4%
of handwritten route-sheet rows read correctly by a small local model; every miss goes to a person
43 sec
from pressing a button to the email, the Teams post and the audit-trail row all existing
3 of 9
of our systems use an AI model at all. The rest are simpler, on purpose

Measured in one working California home health agency. We publish hours and dollars saved only when we have measured them.

What we do

Two things we are built around, and seven that make them work

The first two are why agencies call us. The rest are the layers underneath them, and you can buy any of them on its own.

The layers underneath

Proof, not promises

What we have built and run

Nine systems, one agency, real numbers. Two are built and verified but switched off on purpose until the agency approves them, which is how it should work.

Compliance

Every caregiver credential in one trustworthy picture

A weekly audit and a color-coded board replace three sources that disagreed, and a monthly federal exclusion screen runs alongside.

Audit every Monday, board always current, exclusion screen monthly.

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Payroll and operations

Route sheets to payroll, with exceptions caught before checks are cut

Paper and photographed route sheets are read, matched to EMR visits and filed, and payroll gets an exceptions-only list instead of a pile.

94.4% of handwritten rows read correctly by a small local model.

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AI assistants

Staff get cited answers from the agency’s own policies, and learn when a regulation changes

Two closed-book assistants in Microsoft Teams answer only from the agency’s documents, with the source cited, and a weekly watcher flags when a saved regulation has changed.

Cited answers and a quiet watcher that speaks up only when it matters.

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Finance and billing

Pay therapy invoices only for visits that are documented

Vendor invoices are matched to visit notes in the EMR automatically, and the office gets one report: ready to pay, wait, already paid, or needs a person.

Hand-ticked paper invoices became one weekly report.

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Platform

A one-click operations dashboard with an audit trail for every run

Recurring compliance and admin tasks became buttons on a Teams page, and every run leaves an append-only record an auditor can be shown.

Press a button; 43 seconds later the email, the Teams post and the audit row exist.

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Communications

Every call answered or captured, with voicemails that become tasks

A Teams Phone menu routes callers by type, and unanswered calls become tracked tasks with a transcript instead of a blinking light.

A voicemail becomes a task in 8 seconds.

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Built HIPAA-first

Four promises behind every build

  1. PHI stays inside the boundary

    Your tenant and encrypted hardware you control. Never a public AI tool.

  2. AI proposes, a person decides

    Anything a model reads is a suggestion until someone confirms it.

  3. Everything leaves a record

    If it cannot be reconstructed afterward, it was not under control.

  4. You are never locked in

    Documented, and living in your accounts wherever possible.

How we handle your data, and our own

How we work

Boring beats clever

The same eight steps for every problem. The most important one is deciding whether AI belongs in it at all.

1

You describe it, messily

One paragraph in your own words. We ask the questions that make it sharp.

2

We tell you what to build, or not

The simplest thing that works, with the AI-or-not test applied out loud.

3

We build it, document it, hand it over

On a real host, with a runbook, the result in numbers, and training for the people who use it.

Straight answers

Questions agencies ask first

Are you HIPAA certified?

No one is. HIPAA has no certification for software, vendors or consultants, and anyone offering one is selling a badge. What we do is build and configure systems to meet the HIPAA Security Rule’s technical safeguards, document them, and train your people. Whether your agency is compliant is a determination for your covered entity, with your compliance officer and counsel.

Will you sign a Business Associate Agreement?

Yes. Where our work could touch PHI, we start from a Business Associate Agreement between your agency and Algorixtec, and we work with the minimum necessary access. We can also help you inventory your other vendors and track which have one.

Do you only work with home health agencies?

Our experience and focus are California home health. Hospice and small medical practices share many of the same needs, so ask us. The rules and the workflows are different enough that we would rather be honest about where we are strong.

Do you use AI on our patients’ information?

Not in public AI tools, ever. Where AI is used on PHI, it runs inside your Microsoft 365 tenant under your agreement, or on encrypted hardware you control, and a person confirms the result. Most of what we build uses no AI at all.

Tell us the one workflow that costs you the most time.

A working session is free of obligation: we look at one process, tell you plainly whether AI belongs in it, and what keeping it inside HIPAA would take.

Book a working session