Built for New Hampshire providers. CareHub helps your organization meet BDS documentation standards, track waiver program requirements, and stay audit-ready.
New Hampshire IDD services run through ten designated non-profit Area Agencies under contract with the Bureau of Developmental Services, with Individual Service Agreements per He-M 503 and medication administration under He-M 1201.
CareHub supports documentation requirements across New Hampshire's HCBS waiver programs. Click any card to see how CareHub handles it.
What CareHub does
What CareHub does
New Hampshire IDD providers must meet these BDS standards. Click any card for what CareHub does and what stays on you.
What CareHub does
What CareHub does
What CareHub does
What CareHub does
Purpose-built features that are live on day one of your trial.
Individual Service Agreement documentation with measurable outcomes and review tracking
Incident workflow with the BEAS step, He-M 202 complaint path, and 24-hour Area Agency clock
Electronic MAR with medication pass documentation, PRN rationale, and error tracking for He-M 1201 staff
Area Agency-ready records: every incident keeps the notification trail
Audit-prep checklist and document compliance tracking with expiration alerts
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Common questions from New Hampshire IDD providers.
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