EVV stands for electronic visit verification. It is a system that records when and where a caregiver starts and finishes a client visit. Many states and insurance programs require it to ensure accurate billing and protect clients and caregivers. When you clock in, the Hailo app uses your phone's GPS to confirm you are at the client's address. This creates a record that proves you were physically present to provide care. Your agency uses this proof for billing and compliance. It confirms care actually happened at the right place and time. It helps your agency bill accurately for services delivered. It protects you by showing when you worked and where. It meets legal requirements for Medicaid and insurance programs The exact time you clock in and clock out. Your GPS location when you clock in (shown as confirmed or flagged if far from the address). How long you worked (duration). Any notes you add about the visit. Tasks you marked complete or incomplete Your agency can see all EVV data to approve visits and bill clients. The client can see when you arrived and left and when you completed tasks, but they cannot see your exact GPS coordinates. Insurance companies and state regulators may review EVV records if they audit care. EVV creates an independent record of your work. If a client or family member questions whether you provided care or how long you worked, the timestamp and location proof show exactly what happened. This protects you from false claims and helps resolve disput…