Two problems, one patented platform: stop behavioral-health billing fraud with tamper-proof attendance verification, and keep people supported between every session.
The behavioral-health system has long relied on self-reported sign-in sheets and provider attestation — the exact gap that enabled Arizona's multi-billion-dollar AHCCCS fraud. Rickovery closes it with independent, machine-verified proof that a specific patient was present for a specific session with a specific provider.
Every session — who was present, when, for how long, with which provider, delivering what content — captured, timestamped, and cryptographically sealed. The data architecture is protected by U.S. Patent 8,760,299 B2 and is HIPAA- and 42 CFR Part 2-compliant.
RF/BLE readers confirm patient presence at entry and continuously during the session — not self-reported.
Verified presence is linked to the scheduled session, the assigned provider, and the treatment plan.
All data is cryptographically logged into a tamper-proof, audit-ready chain of custody.
Biometric and anti-bot layers confirm each record is genuine before any claim can be billed.
The same platform that protects payers keeps members engaged: just-in-time reminders and micro-interventions that boost attendance, reinforce coping skills, and reduce family stress between appointments.
Rickovery's consumer side is a privacy-first companion for the long haul:
Yes. Rickovery is built on U.S. Patent 8,760,299 B2 (Data Chain of Custody, Behavior Analytics and Modification), held by founder Michael Roth.
It replaces self-reported attendance with independent RF/BLE verification, biometric anti-fraud checks, and a cryptographic chain of custody, and it blocks billing when verified attendance falls below program thresholds.
Rickovery is designed to be HIPAA-compliant and 42 CFR Part 2-compliant, with audit trails structured to be legally admissible and exportable to CMS and state Medicaid agencies.
Yes — beyond verification, it provides continuous between-session support: check-ins, day-planning, coping-skill reinforcement, and family-inclusive modules.
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