Buyer’s guide · Updated September 2026

The best IDD software in 2026: nine platforms, compared.

A plain guide for IDD and HCBS provider agencies running group homes, host homes, and supervised living. What each platform is, who it fits, and what to check in a demo. We make Sereniq, so we list it first and say why. Everything we say about other vendors comes from their own public materials.

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01 / How to choose

Eight things that decide whether it works on the floor.

  1. 01

    The DSP mobile app

    Documentation happens on a phone, mid-shift. If DSPs avoid the app, nothing else in the system matters.

  2. 02

    eMAR and the med pass

    Look for timed dose windows, refusals, PRN, and missed doses, and for who gets told when a dose is refused.

  3. 03

    Goal-linked notes

    Notes should load the person’s plan goals so progress is written against the plan, not beside it.

  4. 04

    Incidents and follow-up

    Filing from the floor, supervisor review, close-out, and a trail an investigator can read.

  5. 05

    State forms and survey readiness

    Your state’s forms, your state’s terms, and an evidence export for a surveyor’s date range.

  6. 06

    Billing and EVV fit

    Decide whether you want claims inside the EHR or a documentation system that sits beside your billing and EVV rails.

  7. 07

    Migration and onboarding

    Ask who moves your individuals, homes, staff, and history, and what is live on day one.

  8. 08

    AI with human review

    AI should draft and search; a person should approve anything before it lands in the record.

02 / At a glance

Nine platforms, one table.

A quick read on scope. Claims billing is a scope choice, not a score: some teams want it inside the EHR, others keep it in the state’s own rails.

PlatformBuilt aroundDSP mobile appeMARClaims billingState depth
SereniqBuilt aroundResidential shift documentationDSP mobile appNative iOS and Android, offline-toleranteMARYesClaims billingNo, sits beside billing and EVVState depthTexas live; adapts to any state
TherapBuilt aroundBroad national I/DD and HCBSDSP mobile appYeseMARYesClaims billingYesState depthConfigurable, many states
MediSked (CaseWorthy)Built aroundHCBS agencies and care coordinationDSP mobile appMobile-friendly Lite siteeMARNot publishedClaims billingYesState depthMany states
eVeroBuilt aroundNew York OPWDD agenciesDSP mobile appNot publishedeMARNot publishedClaims billingYesState depthNew York
Foothold (AWARDS)Built aroundConfigurable human servicesDSP mobile appNot publishedeMARNot publishedClaims billingYesState depthNew York roots, national
Statewise (formerly TaskMaster Pro)Built aroundMulti-program MedicaidDSP mobile appNot publishedeMARNot publishedClaims billingNot publishedState depthMany states, incl. Texas forms
SETWorksBuilt aroundBroad disability servicesDSP mobile appYeseMARNot publishedClaims billingNot publishedState depthConfigurable, many states
BrittcoBuilt aroundOhio DD providersDSP mobile appNot publishedeMARNot publishedClaims billingYes, DODD-alignedState depthOhio
iCareManagerBuilt aroundLong-term care incl. IDDDSP mobile appNot publishedeMARYesClaims billingYesState depthMany states

Competitor details reflect each vendor’s own public materials as of September 2026. “Not published” means we could not confirm it from those materials.

03 / The platforms

What each one is, and who it fits.

01

Sereniq

Our pick for agencies whose bottleneck is shift documentation

An AI-native operations and EHR platform for IDD group homes, host homes, and supervised living. Born in Texas on HHSC forms, built to adapt its forms, terminology, and timezone to any state. Texas is live today.

Fits best

Residential IDD agencies that want DSPs finishing notes, med passes, and incidents on a phone during the shift, and an audit binder that is always export-ready.

Strengths
  • Native iOS and Android DSP app in English and Spanish; notes, MAR entries, and incidents queue offline and sync when the connection returns.
  • Goal-linked notes, with a hard goal-link gate where the program requires it (HCBS Supervised Living in Texas today).
  • eMAR with timed dose windows, refusals, PRN, and late or missed doses; a refused dose alerts supervisors and nurses as a critical event.
  • Pharmacy MAR import read by AI and confirmed line by line by a nurse before anything lands.
  • True-to-form HHSC prints in Texas: Forms 4119, 4122, 3092, 8002, 3608, 2125, 8578, 3044, 4719, and 8615.
  • AI included for every agency: note polish, plan-goal alignment, quarterly drafts, and Ask Sereniq search. A human reviews AI output before it lands in the record.
  • Survey-prep evidence export for any date range, geofenced clock-in, timesheets, and staff credential tracking.

Sereniq deliberately does not submit claims or run EVV. It is the documentation system of record that sits beside your billing and EVV systems. Pricing is quoted after a demo.

Worth checking in a demo
  • ?Watch a DSP write a note, pass meds, and log a refusal on a phone, start to finish.
  • ?Outside Texas, ask which forms and terms we configure for your state before go-live.
  • ?Bring your last survey findings and see the evidence export for that date range.
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02

Therap

A broad national I/DD and HCBS platform used by provider agencies across the US.

Fits best

Agencies that want one configurable national system covering documentation, billing, and EVV across many programs and states.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • Wide national footprint across I/DD and HCBS programs.
  • Therap publicly describes modules for individual plans, eMAR, incident reporting, billing, and EVV.
  • Configurable forms that can be shaped to different state requirements.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?How long does a DSP take to finish a shift note and med pass on the mobile app?
  • ?Which of your state’s forms print in the state’s own layout, and which are configured?
  • ?What does the survey evidence export look like for a date range?
Sereniq vs Therap
03

MediSked (now CaseWorthy)

An HCBS suite, now a CaseWorthy company after the acquisition announced in January 2023: Connect for provider agencies, Coordinate for care coordination, and a data exchange used across many states.

Fits best

Agencies and care-coordination organizations that want agency management, care coordination, and claims billing from one vendor.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • Plans and outcomes, scheduling, billing, and reporting in MediSked Connect.
  • Care-coordination product (Coordinate) and integrations with state systems.
  • Field check-in through a mobile-friendly Lite site, per MediSked’s own materials.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?Is the DSP experience a native app or a mobile web site, and does it work offline?
  • ?What changed in the roadmap and support model after the CaseWorthy acquisition?
  • ?Which modules are included in your quote and which are separate products?
Sereniq vs MediSked
04

eVero

The digitalAGENCY platform, built deep into New York OPWDD, where eVero serves over a hundred provider agencies plus self-direction and care coordination.

Fits best

New York OPWDD providers that want compliance, self-direction tooling, EVV, and Medicaid billing under one roof.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • Deep OPWDD compliance focus.
  • Self-direction and care-coordination tooling.
  • EVV and Medicaid billing, with HITRUST certification per eVero.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?If you operate outside New York, which of your state’s forms and terms are supported today?
  • ?What does the DSP mobile workflow look like for notes and med passes?
  • ?How is migration handled, and what is live on day one?
Sereniq vs eVero
05

Foothold Technology (AWARDS)

The AWARDS platform, part of the Radicle Health group, serving over a thousand human-services agencies with deep roots in New York behavioral health and IDD.

Fits best

Multi-service agencies that run behavioral health, IDD, and other programs under one roof and want to configure the system themselves.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • Configurability through FormBuilder, ReportBuilder, PlanBuilder, and BillingBuilder.
  • Coverage across many program types, from behavioral health to day habilitation.
  • In-house claims billing.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?Which residential IDD workflows ship ready, and which does your team build?
  • ?Who carries the configuration work, and how long does it take?
  • ?What does a DSP use on a phone during the shift?
Sereniq vs Foothold
06

Statewise (formerly TaskMaster Pro)

The platform formed when Cubhub acquired TaskMaster Pro in 2025, serving a wide cross-section of Medicaid programs across many states.

Fits best

Providers that want one multi-program platform across several states, including longtime TaskMaster Pro agencies in Texas.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • Breadth across many Medicaid programs and states.
  • Texas HHSC form prints built in.
  • One vendor across program types for multi-state providers.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?What changed for TaskMaster Pro customers during the Statewise migration?
  • ?How does the mobile app handle notes, med passes, and dead spots in a home?
  • ?Is AI part of the product, and who reviews its output?
Sereniq vs Statewise
07

SETWorks

A broad disability-services platform for agencies across programs and states.

Fits best

Agencies that want one configurable platform across many disability-service programs and states.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • Documentation, staff workflows, and compliance reporting across disability-service programs.
  • Mobile access and EVV options, per SETWorks’ public materials.
  • State-specific configuration.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?Which of your state’s forms print in the state’s own layout?
  • ?How are MAR refusals escalated to nurses and supervisors?
  • ?How are AI features reviewed before anything lands in the record?
Sereniq vs SETWorks
08

Brittco

An Ohio-deep IDD platform with OhioISP support, Ohio County Board integration, DODD-aligned billing, and 260+ Ohio providers.

Fits best

Agencies operating entirely inside Ohio’s County Board ecosystem, where DODD billing is the daily reality.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • OhioISP support and County Board integration.
  • DODD-aligned billing.
  • A large Ohio provider base.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?If you run homes in more than one state, how does the system handle the second state?
  • ?What does the DSP mobile workflow look like offline?
  • ?What does the survey evidence export look like for a date range?
Sereniq vs Brittco
09

iCareManager

A long-term-care platform serving IDD and DDA providers alongside assisted living, home health, and adult day programs across many states.

Fits best

Organizations that run IDD services next to assisted living or home health and want one system across all of them.

Strengths, as the vendor describes them
  • Records, eMAR, care plans, scheduling, and billing in one system.
  • e-Prescribing.
  • One platform across many states and care settings.
Worth checking in a demo
  • ?Which workflows are built for IDD group homes specifically, and which are shared with other care settings?
  • ?Which of your state’s IDD forms print in the state’s own layout?
  • ?How do goal-linked notes work for residential plans?
Sereniq vs iCareManager
04 / Buyer questions

What agencies ask while comparing.

What is the best IDD software in 2026?

It depends on where your agency loses time. If the bottleneck is documentation on the floor (notes, med passes, incidents, and the audit binder), Sereniq is built for exactly that. If you need claims billing or care coordination inside the same product, a broader platform such as Therap, MediSked, or iCareManager may fit that shape.

What should an IDD EHR include?

A mobile app DSPs will actually use, an eMAR with refusal follow-up, notes linked to plan goals, incident reporting, staff credential tracking, your state’s forms, and an evidence export a surveyor accepts. Decide early whether claims and EVV live inside the EHR or beside it.

Does Sereniq do billing or EVV?

No. Sereniq is the documentation system of record: it keeps the notes, medication records, and census your billing depends on complete and exportable. Claims and EVV stay in the systems you already use. The one exception is ISS day programs in Texas, where Sereniq builds monthly statements to placing agencies.

Is Sereniq only for Texas?

No. Sereniq started in Texas and prints Texas HHSC forms in full. The platform adapts its forms, terminology, and timezone to your state, and no document outside Texas carries Texas branding or form numbers. Texas is the live state today.

Is AI included in Sereniq?

Yes. Sereniq is AI-native and AI is included for every agency: note polish, plan-goal alignment, quarterly drafts, and search across the whole record. A human reviews AI output before it lands in the record.

How much does IDD software cost?

It varies by vendor and by agency size, so ask each vendor for a written quote scoped to your homes and programs. Sereniq pricing is quoted after a demo and scoped to your homes, individuals, and programs.

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