Mental Health EHR Software for Behavioral Health Agencies.
Recovery requires time and focus. We can help with our mental health EHR software. Streamline your practice with a range of integrated features. Powerful EMR and clinical tools, e-prescribing, bed management, and MAT capabilities give you back time to spend with the patients who need you.
Intuitive Features
Dynamic forms and clinical templates
Extensive base templates speed documentation and are adaptable to your needs. Get initial assessments, treatment plans, and progress notes through discharge summaries—all at your fingertips, all DSM-5 ready.
Reporting
Stay compliant and audit-ready. Extensive financial and clinical reports mean you always know how your practice is doing and what needs your attention. Monitor clinical productivity and flag appointments and clinical documents with missing CPT codes. Track revenue, monitor treatment progress, show outcome measures, and satisfy regulatory agencies—all just a click away and all in one system.
Bed management
Are you manually managing bed reservations and assignments? Some practices are still making phone calls, having meetings, even running around the facility to find beds! That’s enough of that. Our system maximizes occupancy, increasing revenue. Easily assign beds, check bed status, and see current and projected availability.
The only visual-centric EHR made for behavioral health professionals. Billing and RCM, scheduling and reminders, forms, e-prescribing, telehealth, reporting, the works. Full-featured, flexible, fantastic!
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