Feed it clean data
An EHR is only as useful as the data in it. Automated intake and scheduling populate the record accurately, reducing manual entry and keeping client information complete and current.
Definitions fact sheet
What is a therapy EHR?
An EHR (electronic health record) for therapy stores client records, notes, scheduling, and billing in one compliant system. It works best when intake and scheduling feed it clean data automatically rather than through manual entry.
The compliant system of record for care.
By the numbers
records
notes, scheduling, billing
compliant
by design
clean data
from automated intake
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Frontdesk answers every call, text, and web inquiry 24/7. It runs new-client intake, answers insurance and cost questions, books sessions, and routes clinical matters to you. Built for therapists and group practices.
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Automated intake captures accurate client data that flows into the record, cutting manual entry.