Point-of-care · merged with Vatica Health
Cozeva
The 2026 KLAS winner for point-of-care and in-home capture, now merged with Vatica Health. It sits exactly where V28 moved the capture decision.
- Capture model
- Prospective, point-of-care and in-home
- AI approach
- PayerOne Risk, built on native-FHIR certified measure engines
- RADV & audit
- Point-of-care documentation support
- Submission lifecycle
- Not its primary focus
- Best fit
- Plans and groups prioritizing capture at the encounter
- 2026 Best in KLAS
- Risk Adjustment: Point of Care and In-Home Health Assessments, 91.2 (announced February 4, 2026)
- Corporate status
- Merged with Vatica Health, October 31, 2025
Cozeva won the 2026 Best in KLAS award for Risk Adjustment: Point of Care and In-Home Health Assessments at 91.2, announced February 4, 2026. Its PayerOne Risk product works the encounter itself, in the office or in the member’s home, with native-FHIR certified measure engines underneath.
The company is no longer standalone: Cozeva and Vatica Health merged on October 31, 2025, combining Cozeva’s platform with Vatica’s clinician-support model. Of the vendors here that work only at the encounter, this is the one carrying independent validation.
Choose it when
Plans and risk-bearing groups whose biggest lever is documentation quality at the visit, including in-home assessment programs.
Look elsewhere when
Teams whose bottleneck is retrospective review volume or per-diagnosis submission tracking.
Related profiles
Sources
- Cozeva: 2026 Best in KLAS announcement (February 4, 2026)
- cozeva.com (official site)
Positioning summarized from public materials current in August 2026. What a given customer receives depends on contract and scope, so confirm the details with the vendor. Spot an error? Tell us and we will correct it. Back to the full comparison →