In force since October 1, 2026For hospice teams

Every election now needs its addendum within five days.

The addendum used to be furnished on request. Now every patient gets one, built on a relatedness review of the whole chart. Jubal Med reads every record, drafts the relatedness worksheet for your IDG to sign, and builds the addendum from it, with every line cited to its record and page.

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A patient page in the Jubal Med desktop app: the compliance list with the election recorded, the Notice of Election, the certification, the relatedness worksheet, and the election statement addendum due October 1, beside the patient's documents and records.
The addendum on the clock: every patient's compliance list runs from the election date, with the next step beside each due date.Desktop app · fictional hospice and patient
5 days
From the election's effective date

The addendum is furnished and filed with the election statement. The clock starts when you record the election.

3 days
After a plan-of-care change

When a change moves a relatedness call, the addendum is updated. The next worksheet starts from the last one.

All related
Still needs an addendum

Not a blank form, and in plain language. The draft follows the rule's own list of contents.

FY 2027 Hospice Final Rule · 91 FR 49118 (Aug 3, 2026) · 42 C.F.R. § 418.24(c)–(d), as amended

Watch it work

Three minutes, start to finish, on a fictional patient.

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Where the time goes

Your team reviews. It stops retyping.

Admission

Open the face sheet, the H&P, the medication list and the intake notes, and key the patient in field by field.

Drop the packet. The patient arrives filled in, and it asks only what the documents couldn't answer.

4 documents → 25 fields · ~2 min

Relatedness and the addendum

Read the whole chart, list every diagnosis, medication and supply, reason each one, then retype the unrelated items into the addendum within five days.

Each call proposed with its rationale and chart cite. Your IDG changes what it disagrees with and signs; the addendum is built from it.

The IDG meeting

Read every note since the last meeting for every patient, and summarize each one by hand.

Every brief prepared in one step, each line cited, ready to copy into your EMR.

Deadlines

A spreadsheet of election dates, NOE and addendum windows, recertifications and HOPE visits, kept by whoever remembers.

Every clock runs from the election date, and a clock that comes due adds its own task.

A regulatory question

Search the eCFR and the State Operations Manual, find the current text, and copy the quote.

Ask it like a colleague. The statute, the regulation and the guidance come back quoted and dated.

a cited answer · ~1 min

Timings are from our own runs on a fictional chart. Yours will vary with the size of the record.

The workspace

One place for the patient, the clocks and the paperwork.

On the web, and as a signed desktop app for Mac and Windows. Every screen here is the real product, shown on a fictional patient.

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A research answer citing 42 C.F.R. § 418.56 and State Operations Manual Appendix M tags, each quoted and dated, with guidance labelled as not binding law.
A regulatory answer, with guidance labelled as guidance, never as law.
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The Medical Director Certification of Terminal Illness drafted in Jubal Med: the physician narrative written from the records, then the attestation.
A certification of terminal illness, drafted from the records for the medical director to review and sign.
How we verify

Every cite comes with its receipt. Clinical judgment stays with you.

It reads before it cites

Citations come only from text retrieved from our corpus of statutes, regulations and CMS guidance, each with its source, retrieval time and the dates it was in force.

42 C.F.R. · 42 U.S.C. · CMS SOM App. M

Your hospice's contractor

Federal rules are the same everywhere; the Medicare contractor's LCDs are not. Forms cite only the LCDs that bind your hospice's state.

your state → your MAC → its LCDs

It doesn't practice medicine

It answers regulatory questions and drafts for your team to decide. Eligibility and prognosis belong to the treating clinician, and it says so.

Patient records are never trained on or resold

Run your next admission through it, and see the addendum on day one.

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