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COI tracking · Home healthcare agencies

COI tracking for home healthcare agencies

Your caregivers and contractors go into clients’ homes and drive between them, often as 1099s or through staffing partners. When one of their certificates lapses, the liability doesn’t stay with them — it follows your agency to the doorstep.

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The job

Where this gets hard

Contract nurses and staffing partners must stay covered

When you fill shifts with 1099 clinicians or a staffing agency, their coverage is the wall between you and a claim. A lapsed policy leaves the gap uninsured. Track each one’s certificate and let 30/14/7-day reminders flag the renewal early.

Driving to clients turns auto liability into your problem

Caregivers and non-emergency transport drivers on the road for you carry auto exposure every visit. If that coverage expired, an accident can reach the agency. Keep every driver’s certificate current in one dashboard.

Turnover means a constant stream of new certificates

Home care churns through contractors and staffing partners, and each new one is another certificate to collect. Click "Request Update" to email them from your name, upload the reply once, and the reminders take it from there.

Typical vendors home healthcare agencies track

Examples we see in this dashboard

  • Contract nurses & staffing agencies
  • Non-emergency medical transport drivers
  • Medical supply & equipment delivery

How COI Tracker handles it

  1. 1Add each vendor with name, email, certificate type, and expiry date — or bulk-import a spreadsheet on Growth+.
  2. 2Upload the certificate PDF on each row. Files are stored privately and surfaced through short-lived signed URLs.
  3. 3Get reminders 30, 14, and 7 days before each expiry. Click “Request Update” to ping the vendor for the new cert.
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FAQ — Home healthcare agencies

Why track COIs for 1099 caregivers and staffing partners?

Because if a contracted clinician or staffing agency lets their coverage lapse and an incident happens in a client’s home, your agency can be pulled in. Keeping their certificate current and on file is your record that they were covered when they worked for you.

Does COI Tracker confirm a caregiver’s coverage is valid?

No — it stores the certificate they send and tracks the expiry date. It doesn’t read, parse, or verify the policy. Review the coverage details with your broker; COI Tracker’s job is to make sure the current document is on file and to warn you before it expires.

How do I keep up with high contractor turnover?

Add each new contractor as a vendor with their certificate and expiry date. When renewal nears, reminders fire at 30, 14, and 7 days and "Request Update" emails them from your name. Growth ($59/mo) adds CSV import if you’re onboarding many at once.

Can I show a payer or client proof my vendors are insured?

Filter the dashboard by status and export a CSV — included on every plan, even Free — for a current list of who’s covered. The underlying certificate PDFs stay in private storage behind signed URLs.

Not legal or insurance advice. Verify your specific contract and policy requirements with a licensed broker or attorney.

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