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An in-home care extension for your highest-risk members. Across Greater Orlando.

RBYS operates as the on-the-ground clinical extension of your plan, meeting members at the hospital bedside, driving them home, and managing the 30 days that determine whether they're readmitted. Fee-for-service, PMPM, or shared-savings structures available.

Service area Greater OrlandoOrange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake counties
Populations MA · D-SNP · Managed MedicaidComplex commercial available
Panel capacity 1,200+ active membersScaling to 5,000 by end of 2026
Contract types FFS · PMPM · Shared-savings
THE PROBLEM · 01 +

The discharge handoff is where members get lost.

Nearly one in five Medicare patients is readmitted within 30 days of discharge. Most of those readmissions trace back to the same gap: medication confusion, missed follow-ups, and the absence of anyone physically present during the first week home. The clinical knowledge isn't missing. The tools aren't missing. The person on the doorstep is.

19.6%
of Medicare beneficiaries readmitted within 30 days
SOURCE · CMS / JAMA
$17B
annual cost of 30-day readmissions to Medicare
SOURCE · CMS / MedPAC
CHF · COPD · DM
drive the majority of preventable readmissions
SOURCE · AHRQ readmissions analysis
OUR APPROACH · 02 +

One team. End-to-end accountability.

RBYS operates as a vertically integrated in-home care provider: transportation, clinical visits, and longitudinal care management under one organization, one workflow, one phone number.

01 / Single team

The EMT, the clinician, and the care manager all work for us.

No third-party hand-offs between transport, clinical, and care management vendors. The EMT-licensed crew that picks up the member at the hospital is part of the same team that does the in-home visit and the daily check-ins. Continuity is operational, not coincidental.

02 / Physically present

Someone licensed inside the home within 48 hours.

An EMT walks into the home. A clinician joins by video for the visit, or arrives in person for higher-acuity cases. Either way, vitals are taken in the room, the medication cabinet gets opened, and the family conversation happens face to face. Not a portal message. Not a phone call.

03 / Operationally proven

Ten years of medical transportation operations.

The fleet, the routes, the dispatch infrastructure, and the relationships with hospital case management teams are not new. The clinical service is the extension of an established operating company, not a startup learning logistics on your members.

04 / Local concentration

Built deep, not wide.

We are not a national vendor with thin coverage. We operate Greater Orlando intensively. Every member in our panel is within a 45-minute drive of our home base. Response times reflect that.

05 / Community-rooted

Hired, trained, and embedded locally.

Our EMTs, clinicians, and care managers come from the neighborhoods we serve. Members see staff who speak their language, recognize their culture, and know their churches and pharmacies. Engagement rates reflect that. Engagement is the leading indicator for every downstream outcome.

Why this matters

Engagement rate is the leading indicator for every downstream outcome. Readmissions, ED utilization, cost of care. None of it moves if the member won't open the door.

How we engage
COMMUNITY INTEGRATION · 03 +

Programs like this work when the community is in the room.

Clinical infrastructure is necessary but not sufficient. The difference between a member who engages and a member who declines a visit usually comes down to whether the person on the doorstep feels like part of their community. Not an outside vendor sent by the insurance company.

National vendors arrive. We are already here. Our EMTs grew up in Oviedo. Our care managers worship in Apopka. Our team speaks Creole in the homes that need it. That isn't marketing. It's the operating advantage that determines whether a member opens the door.

01 / Local hiring

Staff from the neighborhoods we serve.

Our EMTs, clinicians, and care managers are recruited from Greater Orlando. Same accents, same neighborhoods, often the same churches and corner stores as the patients on our panel.

02 / Language fluency

English, Spanish, Haitian Creole on every shift.

Trilingual staffing is not a checkbox. It reflects the Medicaid and dual-eligible population we serve, including a large Haitian and Caribbean Latino community whose care often falls through cracks when language fails.

03 / CBO relationships

A network of community-based organizations.

Food banks, faith-based caregivers, AAAs, and neighborhood pharmacies. The actors that close social-determinant-of-health gaps that clinical care alone cannot.

04 / Continuity of relationship

The same EMT, every trip. The same nurse, every visit.

Members don't see a rotating cast. The EMT who picks them up at discharge is often the same one driving them to dialysis the following week. Familiarity is a clinical asset.

Community partnerships Active relationships with organizations across Greater Orlando

Area Agency on Aging Second Harvest Food Bank Faith-based caregiver networks Neighborhood pharmacies Hospital case management Community health workers
POPULATIONS WE SERVE · 04 +

Built for the members who fall through cracks.

Our service is designed for high-acuity, high-utilization members. The ones who account for a disproportionate share of total cost of care and where in-home intervention has the largest measurable impact.

Medicare Advantage

Post-discharge transitional care, chronic care management, and remote patient monitoring for MA members with two or more chronic conditions.

CPT 99495 / 99496 · 99490 / 99491 · 99453–99458

D-SNP (Dual Eligible)

Coordinated benefit navigation across Medicare and Medicaid, including behavioral health integration and social-determinants support.

Model of Care–aligned · HRA integration available

Managed Medicaid

Care coordination for high-utilization members, behavioral health integration, and non-emergency medical transport to specialty appointments.

Florida AHCA-licensed · 1915(c) waiver eligible

Complex Commercial

Post-surgical recovery management and high-cost claimant programs for self-funded employer plans and commercial members with catastrophic risk.

Case-rate or per-episode pricing available

SERVICES & CODES · 05 +

The full service catalog, with billing alignment.

Every service maps to a defined Medicare or Medicaid billing pathway. The list below is what your plan will see on encounter data.

TCM Transitional Care Management: face-to-face visit within 7 or 14 days of discharge, medication reconciliation, care plan documentation. CPT99495 · 99496
CCM Chronic Care Management: monthly non-face-to-face care coordination for members with two or more chronic conditions. CPT99490 · 99491 · 99437
RPM Remote Patient Monitoring: device setup, daily transmissions, monthly clinical review for blood pressure, glucose, weight, oximetry. CPT99453 · 99454 · 99457 · 99458
BHI Behavioral Health Integration: co-located behavioral health support for members with depression, anxiety, or substance use diagnoses. CPT99492 · 99493 · 99494
NEMT Non-Emergency Medical Transportation: wheelchair and stretcher transport staffed by Florida-licensed EMT crews for dialysis, oncology, follow-up, and procedural visits. HCPCSA0130 · A0428 · A0426
Mobile Clinic AHCA-licensed mobile clinic services: point-of-care diagnostics, vaccinations, wound care, and IV therapy delivered in-home. FL LICENSEMobile Clinic / PEP
METRICS WE TRACK · 06 +

The metrics we measure and report monthly.

Partner plans receive a monthly outcomes report against the metrics below. Reporting begins at the close of the first full month after go-live, with comparison against the agreed-upon baseline established during contracting.

30-day readmissionsCMS-aligned
Inpatient readmissions within 30 days of index discharge, all-cause, risk-adjusted. The single most-watched metric in the post-discharge window.
CadenceMonthly
BenchmarkPlan-specific MA baseline
ED utilizationPer member per year
Emergency department visits per member per year for the attributed panel. Measured rolling 12 months from each member's enrollment.
CadenceMonthly
BenchmarkPre-enrollment baseline
Medication adherencePDC for chronic meds
Proportion of Days Covered for diabetes, hypertension, and statin medications. CMS Star-aligned measure that drives plan ratings.
CadenceQuarterly
BenchmarkCMS Star 4-star threshold
Member experienceNPS + CAHPS-aligned items
Net Promoter Score plus a short set of CAHPS-aligned questions on access, communication, and care coordination. Collected post-visit and quarterly thereafter.
CadenceQuarterly
BenchmarkCAHPS Star rating
Total cost of careRisk-adjusted PMPM
Risk-adjusted total cost of care for the attributed panel, reconciled against the plan-defined benchmark. Drives shared-savings settlements where applicable.
CadenceQuarterly
BenchmarkContract-defined
Engagement rateActive panel %
Percentage of attributed members with at least one RBYS encounter in the rolling 90-day window. Leading indicator for downstream cost and quality results.
CadenceMonthly
BenchmarkInternal target 75%+
Operational SLA

From hospital discharge to first in-home visit. The one number we commit to upfront. Measured and reported on every member, every month.

48 hrs

INTEGRATION · 07 +

How we plug into your care management workflow.

Designed to integrate with your existing care management platform, your delegated entities, and your prior authorization process. Not replace them.

01 / Referral

Member is referred

Direct intake from your care management team via secure portal, HL7 feed, or direct phone line. Average response under 2 hours.

02 / Engagement

RBYS engages the member

Bedside or home visit scheduled within 48 hours. Family contacted. Member onboarded to monitoring devices if RPM-eligible.

03 / Ongoing care

Active panel management

Daily check-ins, monthly care plan reviews, and escalation pathways back to plan-aligned PCP and specialist network.

04 / Reporting

Monthly outcomes data

Encounter data, quality metrics, and risk-adjusted cost reporting delivered on a monthly cadence in your preferred format.

Data exchange

HL7 v2 · FHIR R4 · SFTP · CSV

Compliance

HIPAA · HITRUST-aligned · BAA standard

EHR integrations

Epic · Cerner · Athena · custom

CONTRACT STRUCTURES · 08 +

Three ways to engage with us.

We are open to fee-for-service, capitated, and value-based structures. Most partnerships start with a defined pilot population before scaling.

01 · Fee-for-service

Direct claims billing against your contracted rates.

Standard claims pathway for plans that prefer a transactional structure. Useful for testing the model with a small population before expanding.

Encounter-level billing · No upfront commitment

03 · Shared-savings

Upside or two-sided risk against a defined cost benchmark.

For plans ready to share both savings and risk. Typically structured as a 50/50 split against a risk-adjusted total cost of care benchmark.

Upside-only or two-sided · Annual reconciliation

FAQ · 09 +

Operational questions, answered directly.

Q. What is your geographic coverage?

Greater Orlando: Orange, Seminole, Osceola, and Lake counties. We operate from a single hub in Orlando. Members outside our service area are not currently in scope; expansion to adjacent counties is on our 2026 roadmap.

Q. What is your panel capacity?

Current active panel is 1,200+ members. Capacity to scale to approximately 5,000 active members by the end of 2026 with planned clinical and operational hiring. Beyond 5,000, capacity expansion would be addressed in the contracting conversation.

Q. How quickly can a new partnership go live?

Typical timeline from signed agreement to first member enrolled is 60 to 90 days, depending on data integration complexity and credentialing. Pilot programs with a defined member list can move faster: 30 to 45 days.

Q. Do you take risk?

Yes. We offer fee-for-service, capitated PMPM, and shared-savings structures. Two-sided risk is available for partners with sufficient panel size to support actuarial soundness: typically 500+ attributed members.

Q. How do you handle prior authorization?

RBYS follows plan-specific prior authorization requirements for any service that requires it. Our care management team works directly with your UM team to expedite authorizations for time-sensitive transitions like TCM visits.

Q. Who are your clinical leaders?

Clinical leadership bios available on request. Our medical director is a Florida-licensed physician with prior leadership experience in value-based primary care. Full leadership and credentialing dossier shared under MNDA during contracting.

Partnerships

Let's talk about your panel.

Schedule a 30-minute call with our partnerships team. We'll walk through your member population, the outcomes you're trying to move, and whether RBYS is the right operational fit.