Can I use Casedaisy alongside Fusion?

Yes, and many people would. Casedaisy handles the route, the mileage, and the pacing; your EMR keeps the clinical record and the billing.

Is Casedaisy an EMR? Can it bill insurance?

No. Casedaisy is scheduling, routing, mileage, authorization pacing, and visit notes. It does not submit insurance claims or run revenue cycle management, so if you need billing you will either keep your current system or choose one that includes it.

Does Casedaisy track authorizations?

Yes. Each client holds an authorization period with a start date, end date, and authorized visit or unit count. Casedaisy counts delivered visits against it, shows who is ahead or behind pace, and warns you before a window closes with units unused.

How much does Fusion cost?

Fusion does not publish prices on its public pricing page — it asks you to request a demo or a quote. We won't guess at a number; check their pricing page for current terms.

Is this comparison neutral?

It is written by Casedaisy, so read it with that in mind. Everything stated about Fusion comes from its own public website as of September 2026, and where a capability simply is not advertised there, we say "not advertised" rather than claiming it does not exist.

Comparison

Casedaisy vs. Fusion

Fusion is a pediatric therapy EMR — documentation, scheduling, billing, and authorization monitoring in one clinical system, now marketed under its parent company Ensora Health. Casedaisy is not an EMR: it is scheduling, drive-route planning, automatic mileage, and authorization pacing for therapists who spend their day driving between clients.

Last reviewed: September 2026. Written from each product's own public website; anything we could not verify there is left out rather than guessed. Fusion website

Where Fusion is strong

Fusion is built specifically for pediatric therapy practices, and its depth is on the clinical and financial side of the business — the parts Casedaisy deliberately does not cover.

A pediatric-specific EHR with documentation built for OT, PT, and speech practices
Billing inside the same system as the clinical record
Scheduling with a click-and-drag calendar, recurring appointments, and automated reminders
Reporting that includes authorization monitoring and productivity dashboards
Telehealth included as an advertised capability

Where casedaisy is different

Fusion answers "what happened in the session and who pays for it." Casedaisy answers "what order do I drive this in, will I make it, and how many miles was that."

Drive-route scheduling: the day is sequenced by the drive between stops, with traffic-padded estimates
Automatic chain mileage: home base to first client, client to client, last client home — no manual log
Authorization pacing: delivered vs. authorized visits per period, with warnings before a window closes with units unused
Nap- and availability-aware planning: hard do-not-schedule blocks and soft preferences per client

Scope, stated plainly: Casedaisy is scheduling, routing, mileage, authorization pacing, and visit notes for therapists who drive to their clients. It is not an EMR, it does not submit insurance claims, and it does not run revenue cycle management. Many people run it alongside the system their agency already bills from.

Feature comparison

Only rows we could verify on both public websites. Blank areas of either product are omitted rather than guessed.

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Feature	casedaisy	Fusion
Pediatric therapy EMR / clinical documentation
Billing
Telehealth	Meeting link on a visit
Appointment scheduling
Authorization tracking
Reporting dashboards
Route-sequenced day planning		Not advertised
Automatic mileage between visits		Not advertised
Nap / do-not-schedule hard blocks		Not advertised
Import a caseload from a spreadsheet		Not advertised
Published pricing		Request a demo

We don't publish Fusion's prices here because they can change. See their pricing page Ours is on the pricing page.

Choose Fusion if…

You need one clinical system of record with documentation and billing together.
Your practice bills insurance in-house and wants the claim beside the note.
You are a clinic-based pediatric practice more than a driving one.

Choose casedaisy if…

Most of your week is spent driving between homes, daycares, and schools.
Mileage and drive time are real costs nobody is currently calculating for you.
You already have somewhere to document and bill, and the scheduling side is what hurts.
You want to try something today without a demo call.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I use Casedaisy alongside Fusion?: Yes, and many people would. Casedaisy handles the route, the mileage, and the pacing; your EMR keeps the clinical record and the billing.
Is Casedaisy an EMR? Can it bill insurance?: No. Casedaisy is scheduling, routing, mileage, authorization pacing, and visit notes. It does not submit insurance claims or run revenue cycle management, so if you need billing you will either keep your current system or choose one that includes it.
Does Casedaisy track authorizations?: Yes. Each client holds an authorization period with a start date, end date, and authorized visit or unit count. Casedaisy counts delivered visits against it, shows who is ahead or behind pace, and warns you before a window closes with units unused.
How much does Fusion cost?: Fusion does not publish prices on its public pricing page — it asks you to request a demo or a quote. We won't guess at a number; check their pricing page for current terms.
Is this comparison neutral?: It is written by Casedaisy, so read it with that in mind. Everything stated about Fusion comes from its own public website as of September 2026, and where a capability simply is not advertised there, we say "not advertised" rather than claiming it does not exist.