Klio Care vs. Forcura
Forcura — now part of Mosai after merging with Medalogix — is a serious platform for large home health and hospice agencies that need to process document volume. But it is sold to the agency, priced by quote from roughly $500 a month, implemented over six to eight weeks, and the physician office is a guest signer who gets an email link. Klio gives the physician office its own product for $100 a month, live in ten minutes.
Starts at$100per month
Referrals, home health and hospice order signing, monthly G0180 / G0179 report with evidence, AI tools for your agencies, and support — all included.
- Contract
- None · month to month
- Built for
- The physician office
~$500+/mo
Quote-only. Third-party listings cite a ~$500/month starting point; actual cost scales with agency size and modules. Sold to agencies, not physician offices.
5× Klio’s starting price, at the low end
- Contract
- 1-year typical
- Built for
- The agency’s back office
Feature by feature
Included Partial / with limits Not offered
Built for the physician office
The agency’s back office
Price for a physician office
Contract
Setup / implementation fees
Send home health referrals
From the physician office to any agency
Send hospice referrals
Sign home health orders
CMS-485 plan of care, interim orders, recerts
Sign hospice orders
Certifications, face-to-face, interim orders
Monthly G0179 / G0180 report
Sent to your billers automatically every month, evidence attached
AI features for home health agencies
AI intake, AI documentation, revenue intelligence
Invite any home health agency
One link, free for the agency to accept
Home health agency onboarding
Works with any agency EHR
HCHB, Axxess, WellSky, MatrixCare, Alora…
Works alongside your practice EHR
Athena, eCW, Epic — no migration
Support
HIPAA compliant · BAA
What Forcura is
Forcura centralises an agency’s inbound referrals, faxes and documents, routes them through configurable workflows, tracks outstanding physician orders, and syncs with the major agency EHRs — Homecare Homebase, MatrixCare, WellSky, Axxess and AlayaCare. Electronic signature capture is included, and signed documents flow back into the agency’s chart.
Pricing is not published. Third-party software listings cite a $500 per month starting point, 2026 buyer guides list a one-year term as typical, and implementation runs six to eight weeks managed by the vendor. Existing customers kept their pricing through the Mosai merger. There is no free trial; you request a demo.
From a physician office’s seat, Forcura is something that happens to you: an agency that bought it emails you a signature link. There is no referral tool, no billing report, and no reason to engage beyond clearing that one agency’s paperwork — which is why, when five other agencies still fax, adoption rarely sticks.
Where Forcura is strong
For a large agency processing thousands of pages a month, Forcura’s intake automation, AI data extraction and EHR integrations deliver real efficiency. Order-tracking dashboards replace spreadsheets, the compliance posture is strong (HIPAA, SOC 2, HITRUST), and the KLAS track record is good.
If you run an agency on HCHB or MatrixCare and your internal document operation is the bottleneck, Forcura is a legitimate option — budget for the implementation project and the annual term.
Where Klio wins for physician offices
Cost and time to value. Klio starts at $100 a month with no setup fee and no contract, and an office is live in about ten minutes. Forcura is quote-priced from roughly $500 a month on a one-year term, with a six-to-eight-week implementation — and that price is for the agency, not you.
A product for the physician, not a link. Your front desk sends referrals and tracks them. Physicians get a clean signing queue on any device. Billers get a monthly G0180 / G0179 report with evidence attached. Nobody on a Forcura link gets any of that.
Every agency, not one. Forcura covers the agency that bought it. Klio lets you invite every home health and hospice agency you work with — free for them — so the whole referral loop moves to one dashboard instead of one agency going digital while the rest fax.
AI for all your agencies. Agencies on Klio get AI intake and AI documentation without buying an enterprise platform, which means cleaner, faster orders back to you.
Klio vs. Forcura: frequently asked questions
How much does Forcura cost?
Forcura (now Mosai) does not publish pricing. Third-party listings cite a starting point of about $500 per month, 2026 buyer guides list a one-year term as typical, and implementation runs six to eight weeks. The actual figure depends on agency size, modules and EHR integration — and it is the agency that pays.
What is the difference between Klio and Forcura?
Forcura is an agency-side document management platform; the physician is an external signer it emails links to. Klio is a two-sided network where the physician office gets its own dashboard — referral tools, one-click signing on any device, and a monthly G-code billing report — from $100 a month with no contract. Agencies join free by invitation and keep their existing EHR.
Is Forcura the same as Mosai?
Forcura merged with Medalogix and the combined company operates as Mosai. The Forcura products continue inside the Mosai platform, and existing customers kept their pricing.
Can a physician office buy Forcura?
Forcura is sold to home health and hospice agencies. Physician offices interact with it through signature links sent by an agency that licensed it. Klio is built for the physician office directly.
Do my agencies have to change their EHR to use Klio?
No. Klio is the layer between organisations. Agencies keep Homecare Homebase, Axxess, WellSky, MatrixCare or whatever they run, accept your invitation, and start receiving referrals and returning orders in minutes.
Competitor information is drawn from publicly available sources — vendor websites, help centres, third-party software listings and 2026 buyer guides — and reflects our understanding at the time of review. Pricing, features and terms change; confirm details directly with each vendor. All product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. If something here is out of date, email hello@klio.care and we will correct it.