Stop chasingmissing pages

poppy.health checks each CPAP order packet against Medicare PAP rules the day it arrives.

Missing pages cost you days

Medicare covers CPAP only when the file shows the coverage criteria are met. Catch the gap on day one.

Know what is missing right away

Your staff see a plain list: what passes, what fails and why. Each result links to the page it came from.

One request, not five calls

One documentation request to the referring provider lists every missing item. Your staff approve it before it goes out by fax, text or email.

Track every patient to the day-90 visit

It tracks nightly use from the compliance download against the 4-hour rule and the re-evaluation window, then drafts the visit request to the physician with the usage summary attached.

A paper trail for every result

Every result points to its source page. When a reviewer asks for proof, your staff open the page instead of searching the file.

Built for the people at your desk

Owners

See how many days your orders wait, and where. Set your own numbers and watch the gaps. Decide from your own baseline, not a guess.

Intake and order entry

Open a packet and see what is missing right away. Send one request instead of making five calls. Your staff approve every message.

Compliance and billing

Every result points to its source page. The checklist is written out and editable. Nothing leaves the building without a person approving it.

Count the days you wait

Where the days go is easy to guess and hard to see. Set your own numbers.

Where do the days go?

Example numbers. Move each slider to match one typical order.

Fax received until intake opens it 2 days

Opened until the request is sent 3 days

Request sent until the provider answers 5 days

Documents received until setup is scheduled 3 days

13days from fax to setup

Before any request leavesAfter it leaves

poppy.health works on the first two petals. It reads on arrival and drafts the request at once. The provider's office still takes the time it takes. We measure cycle time against your own baseline before we change anything, and we quote no number until we have measured it with you.

First, read on day zero.

The fax, scan or upload is read the moment it lands. The written order, the face-to-face evaluation notes and the sleep test report are split and labelled.

A faxed order with the signature line highlighted

A checklist of the Medicare PAP rules with a result and source page for each

A drafted request to the referring office listing each missing item

The page the referring office sees, with one upload button per missing item

Every screen on this page is the working prototype, with made-up patients.

Packet reportMade-up patient

Face-to-face evaluation before the sleep testPass

Sleep test qualifiesPass

Adherence: 4+ hours on 70% of nightsPass

Face-to-face re-evaluation, days 31 to 90Pass

Try the checks

Eight Medicare rules run on every packet. Try four of them. Source: LCD L33718 and Policy Article A52467.

When was the face-to-face evaluation?

Medicare wants the face-to-face evaluation before the sleep test. If it comes after, the file does not meet the coverage criteria. A packet check finds this on day one.

What did the sleep test score?

An AHI or RDI (apnea-hypopnea or respiratory disturbance index) of 15 or more with at least 30 events qualifies. A score of 5 to 14 with at least 10 events qualifies only with a documented condition, such as daytime sleepiness, impaired cognition, a mood disorder, insomnia, hypertension, ischemic heart disease or stroke. This sketch assumes enough events.

AHI22

How many nights of use?

In the first three months, Medicare wants 4 hours or more of use on 70% of nights in a 30-day period in a row. That is 21 of 30.

Nights of 4 hours or more24 of 30

When is the re-evaluation?

An in-person visit from day 31 to day 90 that documents symptom improvement and reviews the usage data.

Visit on day52

Open at first light

A California poppy opens when the sun reaches it and folds when the light goes. A packet should be read the same way: the day it arrives, not the day someone has time.

Painting of a hillside covered in orange California poppies under a pale sky — California poppy field, Granville Redmond, 1915

What is real today

poppy.health is a documentation checker that finds missing pages in CPAP order packets for independent DME and sleep suppliers.

Who is behind it

A small team in San Francisco with close to 10 years of experience building revenue cycle management (RCM) software for healthcare billing.

Company: poppy.health
Stage: Early prototype. Not yet available to buy.
Offering: Checks CPAP order packets against Medicare's PAP coverage rules, drafts documentation requests for what is missing, and tracks 90-day adherence and the re-evaluation window.
Payers: Medicare fee-for-service first, using LCD L33718 and Policy Article A52467. Other payers can differ and are not built yet.
Pricing: Not set yet.
Patient data: Made-up patients only today. Real data only after a signed business associate agreement.
Headquarters: San Francisco, California
Contact: Register interest

Questions

What does poppy.health do?

It reads each CPAP order packet, checks it against the Medicare PAP rules, shows the page behind every result, and drafts a request to the referring provider for what is missing. Your staff approve each request before it goes out.

How do you measure cycle time?

Against your own baseline, measured before we change anything. We count the days between fax received, request sent, documents received and setup scheduled. We do not quote a number until we have measured it with you.

Does software make the decisions?

No. AI reads the fields from the packet. Plain code then applies an editable checklist. Your staff approve every outgoing request. At first it runs beside your current process and changes nothing.

Do I need to connect my billing system?

Not to start. The plan: packets come in by upload or email forward, requests go out by fax, text or email, and results export to a CSV file.

What about HIPAA?

We are building for HIPAA from the start. This page and the demo use made-up patients only. We will not accept real patient data until a signed business associate agreement is in place with you and with every vendor that handles it.

Which payers does it cover?

Medicare fee-for-service only, for now. Commercial plans, Medicaid and Medicare Advantage plans can have their own requirements, and we will add them one at a time.

How is this different from other intake tools?

Many intake tools route and track orders. poppy.health is built around one set of rules, the Medicare PAP documentation requirements, and shows the page behind each result, so your staff can verify it.

What does it cost?

Pricing is not set yet. Suppliers who register interest will help shape it.

Is it ready to use?

Not yet. Every screen on this page is the working prototype, with made-up patients. We are talking with suppliers now, and your answers shape what we build first.

Tell me when poppy opens

We will email you about early access and may ask a few questions about your intake desk. This form never needs patient information.