Lime Health AI

What does the vendor list?

• OASIS Scribe: ambient capture that drafts OASIS items and visit notes.
• AI OASIS review: flags inconsistencies, missing data and common errors before they reach the EMR.
• Hospice support: HOPE assessment and recertification workflows.
• Sentinel QA and Lime Intake, both labeled new: automated visit-note QA, and a tool that reads referrals from portals, fax and email and decides intake.
• Lime EMR, which the vendor calls the first AI-native EMR for home health.

The homepage lists WellSky and Axxess as native integrations, plus MatrixCare, HCHB (Homecare Homebase), DSL and Netsmart myUnity.

What does the company claim?

The vendor claims a 75% cut in OASIS documentation time, more than 30,000 charts processed and a 5.0 rating on G2, which has not been verified. Its case studies name Care Dimensions, which reports documentation turnaround 40% faster, and Heal at Home, which says three days of charting a week became less than one. One testimonial puts a physical therapy start-of-care note at 30 to 40 minutes before and about 10 after. All of these are vendor or customer statements and not measured studies, and no published study evaluates the product.

EMR support and privacy

The FAQ says Lime is fully HIPAA compliant and signs a BAA with every agency. The security overview lists TLS 1.2 or higher, AES-256 at rest, independent penetration testing, 24/7 monitoring, MFA and least-privilege access. It does not mention SOC 2.

How does an agency start?

Pricing follows an agency's chart volume and scales as the agency grows, with a custom quote. Agencies start with a pilot, and the homepage offers a demo with no credit card required and setup in 15 minutes. The FAQ says the scribe needs an internet connection and that recordings queue if the connection drops.

The verdict

An agency on one of the listed EMRs that wants OASIS drafting with coder review has a vendor built for that single workflow, and the pilot is the route to test the 75% claim on its own charts.