Enzo Health Launches AI-Native EHR for Home Health Agencies

LEHI, Utah—Enzo Health, the AI native platform built for home health, announced the launch of Enzo EHR—an AI-native electronic health record designed specifically for home health agencies. 

Built as an end-to-end agentic system, it connects and automates every step of the patient episode—from referral through billing—in a single platform.

“Home health agencies have spent years holding their operations together across disconnected systems: separate tools for intake, documentation, scheduling, billing and compliance that were never built to work together,” said Enzo Health co-founder and CEO Zach Newman. “The result is burned-out staff, missed revenue and agencies that can’t take on new patients without adding overhead. Every other vendor in this space tried to solve that by layering AI features onto old architecture. We built something different. Enzo EHR is an AI-native system where agentic AI runs every step of the patient episode, from referral through billing, in one connected platform. That’s not an incremental upgrade. It’s a new foundation.”

Enzo EHR was designed to handle features such as :

• Intake: The system reads incoming referral packages, drawing on multiple sources to surface key information to help coordinators make admission decisions. It also conducts eligibility verification and handles patient driven groupings model coding.
• Scheduling: It matches clinicians to patients based on availability, location and need; builds schedules; briefs clinician on diagnoses, payers, care plans and supply needs. It alerts teams on missed/unassigned visits and team capacity.
• Visit: Provides real-time documentation built from visit conversations with no typing or data entry. It flags outcome and assessment information set (OASIS) gaps and provides in-visit validation before the clinician leaves the patient’s home.
• Quality & Compliance: The system automatically checks codes, comorbidities and OASIS responses for each chart. It automatically tracks CMS star ratings criteria, home healthcare consumer assessment of healthcare providers and systems risks and audit flags, and it identifies documentation gaps.
• Billing: Tracks physician orders and care plans and automatically prepares claims, and it catches issues that might lead to claim denials before they go out.
• Visibility: Provides up-to-the-minute views of patient and team status as well as visit history. It enables messaging and care coordination tied to patient record. Provides always-current reports on census trends, visit utilization, etc.

“Home health agencies and their teams are some of the hardest working and most dedicated professionals in the healthcare industry,” said Bud Langham, former executive vice president at Enhabit Home Health & Hospice. “Unfortunately, they’ve frequently found their fragmented legacy technology systems to be a hindrance to their work, rather than a tool that empowers their success. Data silos, poor visibility into possible compliance or billing problems and lack of focus on clinician experience has been the norm for agency operators for far too long. Enzo Health’s new EHR system finally puts a stop to these problems, leveraging AI to remove the technology obstacles that have held agencies back.”