For skilled nursing facilities
Pinnie can pair your residents with an experienced advocate who can assist with their care and transitions to home.
Your organization does not pay for Pinnie. Patients who qualify are covered by Traditional Medicare.
Covered by Traditional Medicare
30 days
The window that decides everything.
Readmits happen in the first month at home. Pinnie advocates check in every day, catch the small things, and loop in your team or home health before a small thing becomes an ED visit.
How Pinnie works
Our team includes registered nurses, licensed social workers, and experienced care navigators. They handle the work around your care: scheduling, prior auths, appeals, and coordinating between providers. A supervising physician provides clinical oversight.
Step 1
Tell us about your condition and your insurance. We pair you with an advocate whose background fits your situation. Most patients are matched within a day.
Step 2
Call your advocate directly. They know your case the moment you pick up. No phone tree, no transfers, no callbacks.
Step 3
Your advocate handles the appointments, the prior auths, the appeals, and the calls in your care plan. Covered by Traditional Medicare.
Ready when you are
Fewer readmits. Stronger hospital partnerships. Higher family satisfaction. Your facility does not pay for Pinnie.
How a Pinnie advocate helps your residents
Your clinicians do the rehab. Pinnie carries the support through to home, where most readmissions begin.
From our advocates
Families are overwhelmed. Medication lists change. Three appointments need to land. Pinnie starts before discharge, sits in on the planning call, and is on the phone with the family the morning the resident goes home. The day stops being a free fall.
Your hospital partners track 30-day readmits from your facility. A structured post-discharge program is exactly what they are looking for in a preferred SNF. Pinnie gives you that program without changing your staffing.
When a family does not know what to do, they call the place they trust. That used to be you. With Pinnie, it is the advocate who knows the case. Your team finds out about the issue at handoff, not at midnight.
Frequently asked
Your facility does not pay us. Pinnie Health bills Traditional Medicare for care advocacy, the same way doctor visits are billed. Most residents pay nothing out of pocket. Some owe a deductible, copay, or coinsurance, based on their coverage. We explain expected costs to each resident before they agree to anything.
Ideally a few days before discharge so we can sit in on the planning call. Same-day referrals work too. Send us the resident name and best contact info by phone or email.
No. Pinnie is non-clinical advocacy that runs alongside home health. We confirm visits happen, reinforce the plan, and escalate concerns to the home health team and primary care provider.
Pinnie serves residents with Traditional Medicare Parts A and B. Eligibility also depends on the health needs of each resident. A Pinnie physician confirms it on the first call.
Refer in 30 seconds. We start before discharge day. Your readmits start to drop.
Covered by Traditional Medicare
