Section 1903(l)(5)(A) provides that the system must be able to electronically verify, with respect to visits conducted as part of personal care services or home health care services, the following:   1) the type of service performed;   2) the individual receiving the service;   3) the date of the service;   4) the location of service delivery;   5) the individual providing the service; and   6) the time the service begins and ends  EVV can be tracked via technology that uses Global Positioning Services (GPS) to verify the location of the care provider when they clock in and clock out for their visit. Services either starting or stopping in the individual’s home are subject to EVV requirements, and capturing the location in which the service is started and stopped is sufficient for meeting the minimum requirements specified in the Cures Act. Individual states may choose to require more information as a factor to control for fraud, waste, and abuse; please check with your State Medicaid Agency for specific details.