EndPend is a Medicaid-pending command center developed by Modus Novus, Inc. for Kentucky skilled nursing facilities and Department for Community Based Services (DCBS) teams. The platform is designed to help users manage applications from intake through third-party verification, DCBS review, and appeals, while keeping deadlines, documents, case status, and financial exposure visible in one place.

For facilities, EndPend offers portfolio dashboards, deadline alerts, business office and administrator views, and automated verification letters and follow-ups. For DCBS teams, it provides prioritized worker queues, access to provider documents, statewide compliance visibility, reporting, and supervisor escalation paths. Its workflow tools organize tasks and can prepare AI-generated drafts, while human-in-the-loop gates support oversight. AI agent features are intended to assist with follow-ups, letters, discrepancy detection, and deadline monitoring.

EndPend highlights Kentucky’s 45- and 60-day standards and the federal 90-day maximum. The company currently presents the product as a concept preview, with fictional demo data rather than production software. Its stated goal is to help cases keep moving and support timely reimbursement.