What our $50 Per Review Includes
Every review in the subscription includes all of the following. No tiers, no add-ons to reach it.
Most organizations are not short on committed staff. They are short on visibility. A file gets reviewed, a finding gets noted, and the file moves on. What leadership does not see is the pattern: which errors keep returning, which reviews never happened, and whether last month was better or worse than the one before it.
Every review in the subscription includes all of the following. No tiers, no add-ons to reach it.
Every annual recertification reviewed against HUD requirements, program requirements, and AMA quality standards, by a reviewer outside your processing chain. Pass or fail determination with identified deficiencies.
When corrections are submitted within 15 calendar days of the original report, the file is reviewed again at no additional cost, covering the deficiencies already identified. Corrections are verified, not assumed.
Reviews completed, pass and fail rates, re-review rate, deficiencies by category and by specialist, most common findings, and month over month trends, delivered in AMAzing QC™.
Recurring issues surfaced across the organization: income calculation, asset verification, missing documentation, utility allowances, rent calculation, signatures, and third-party verification.
A working session with leadership covering quality trends, organizational risk areas, root cause analysis, operational observations, and strategic recommendations.
An overall organizational quality score measured across key categories, so leadership can see whether quality is moving and in which direction.
A named point of contact responsible for production coordination, communication, reporting, issue resolution, and your quarterly reviews.
Onboarding includes an executive kickoff, workflow assessment, technology readiness review, reporting configuration, communication plan, and implementation roadmap.
The three conditions every high-performing subsidized housing program needs.
Before comparing quotes, score your own operation. The Recertification Quality Assurance Scorecard runs fifteen statements across four areas: review coverage, independence, correction and verification, and visibility and access. About five minutes, and a score out of 48 that points to where a finding is most likely to come from.
Three moves, running every month for the life of the subscription.
If you are comparing quotes for annual recertification quality review, the number is only half the comparison. The other half is what comes back with the file. A short conversation about your volume, your programs, and how your files are stored is enough to know whether this fits.