AuthentiCare 2.0

Name: AuthentiCare 2.0
Rating: 1.8 (1088 reviews)
Author: First Data Government Solutions LP

By: First Data Government Solutions LP

Medical

Features & Capabilities

AuthentiCare 2.0 is a HIPAA-compliant electronic visit verification (EVV) platform that securely links agency administration with provider home healthcare management. It verifies worker identity, location, service time and type, and recipient, while enforcing two-factor authentication and encryption for HIPAA compliance.

Features include a worker appointment calendar with addresses, nearby recipient searches for unscheduled visits, GPS service validation, Frontier mode for up to seven days offline, and automated claim creation upon provider approval. It supports secure data flow and real-time monitoring to ensure recipients receive pre-authorized care and timely payments.

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By:

First Data Government Solutions LP

Rating:

1.80

(1,088) 1 new ratings

Version:

2.0.29 Last updated: 2026-04-09

Version code:

883549846

Creation date:

2018-09-08

Compatible devices:

Size:

18.44MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

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Developed by:

First Data Government Solutions LP

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/authenticare-2-0/id1378663291

User Reviews

Overall, AuthentiCare 2.0 is easy to use and tracks clock-in/out when it works. But reliability issues dominate: crashes, failed clock actions, login problems, and slow performance disrupt payroll and often require admin resets. Reviewers also cite inconsistent UI, navigation friction, and missing time views (per-client totals, monthly hours). Privacy concerns appear about displaying full names/addresses. Feature gaps and backend instability undermine the positives, so the app’s value relies on significant stability improvements.

Pros

Easy to use interface.
Tracks clock-in and clock-out times precisely.
When it works, it can be faster than calling supervisors for payroll.

Cons

Unreliable performance: app crashes, fails to register clock-in/out, and often doesn’t work.
Frequent login/authentication problems and maintenance prompts (updates, resets, password/QR code issues).
Data accuracy problems: clock-ins/outs not recorded or misreported, leading to payroll discrepancies.
Poor UI/UX consistency: inconsistent interface, back-and-forth navigation, and difficulty finding features.
Privacy concerns: showing full names and addresses (potential HIPAA/privacy violation).

Recent reviews

This app is not dependable. It often drops hours logged or duplicates hours submitted. They really need something better for the users.

by Ca*****, 2026-05-29

This system is very inaccurate and have constant glitches and inconsistencies

by wr*****, 2026-05-26

Is this just supposed to be a prototype? Because an app for tracking employees and their hours should have a section with the total hours for the week/pay period, y-t-d, etc. I get that a clients type and activities need to be tracked, but from an employees perspective, our information and how much we work in any given week is just as important as any client that you’ll likely never even meet. The app has a GPS, a sophisticated system to track our exact location with timestamps, but total hours one worked completely escapes the developer?! Employee payroll & paycheck information should be readily available for any working individual. This is 2026…up your game or you’re going to end up being “that guy with that useless app” who gave someone else the stepping stone to dominate.