Our all-in-one practice management software is easy to use, with all the features you need to run a mental and behavioral health practice. We know one size does not fit all, so we offer various options that ensure you only pay for the features you need while giving you room to grow and change your practice at your own pace. We make switching easy and will have you up and running in no time. So, what are you waiting for? Try before you buy with a zero-risk test run. Get started with your free 21-day trial today. No credit card is required.
Quickly schedule group, individual, and telehealth sessions, including assignment of locations and rooms.
Customizable templates for individual and group appointments and full-featured, speedy note creation keep you on top of your documentation.
Self-service intake, scheduling (and rescheduling), and secure messaging with your office are non-negotiable. You can launch telehealth sessions, and clients are able to view and pay their bills online.
Sophisticated, user-friendly features for large or multispecialty practices
Everything needed for multispecialty community behavioral health systems
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$39 / monthPractice management
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Credit card payments
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Audit and management reporting
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Implementation and training
Support (email, phone)
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Dedicated account management
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Eligibility Checks (Apex Customers Only)
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Appointment Reminders
Billing and RCM
Telehealth
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Wiley notes and practice planner
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E-prescribe
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All Enterprise Features +
Value-based care metrics
SMS and phone reminders
Lab orders and vitals
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It can be difficult to identify where improvements should be made and how they could benefit your practice, but if done correctly, optimizing your eligibility check processes can help make life easier for both providers and clients.
It’s Mental Health Awareness Month, and the time has come to start talking about a topic that often goes unspoken: therapists need therapy too.
