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EHR (Electronic Health Records)

Electronic health records (EHR) provide secure and efficient data storage while streamlining administrative tasks, improving client care and overall practice management. When choosing the best EHR software, it’s crucial to consider factors like user-friendliness, interoperability, and customization options tailored to the specific needs of your mental healthcare organization.
PUBLISHED ON: February 26, 2025

Top Features to Look for in Mental Health Practice Management Software

Mental health agencies face unique challenges when managing administrative tasks and patient care. This includes meeting various regulatory requirements, complex billing needs, …
PUBLISHED ON: January 21, 2025

The Importance of Mental Health EHR Interoperability

For behavioral health services, delivering effective, patient-centered care hinges on the seamless flow of information. However, many practices encounter significant challenges …
PUBLISHED ON: December 20, 2024

How Automated Patient Appointment Reminders Can Reduce No-Show Rates

Missed appointments, or “no-shows,” are a persistent challenge in all settings, but especially in the mental health and behavioral health space.  Impacts to operational efficien…
PUBLISHED ON: November 19, 2024

7 Advantages of e-Prescribing for Mental Health Providers

E-Prescribing, or electronic prescribing, is a transformative technology for the healthcare sector, including mental health practices. It’s a system that enables providers to se…
PUBLISHED ON: November 17, 2024

What to Cover During a Mental Health Intake Assessment

Getting Started: Why the Intake Appointment Matters For mental health providers, the intake appointment is often the first interaction with a client. It sets the foundation for …
PUBLISHED ON: October 14, 2024

How GIRP Notes Improve Documentation and Patient Care

What Are GIRP Notes? In mental health services, efficient and organized documentation is essential for tracking client progress, guiding treatment, and ensuring quality care. On…
PUBLISHED ON: October 9, 2024

ERA vs. EOB in Billing: What Mental Health Practices Need to Know

When managing billing for your mental health practice, understanding the difference between an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) and an Electronic Remittance Advice (ERA) can signif…
PUBLISHED ON: September 26, 2024

The Future of Mental Health Insurance Coverage: What Does Biden’s New Rule Mean for Patients and Providers

The Biden administration recently announced a significant rule aimed at expanding access to mental health and substance use treatment. This new regulation enforces mental health…
PUBLISHED ON: September 12, 2024

The Role of SOAP Notes in Mental Health Treatment

SOAP notes are essential in mental health treatment, providing a structured method for documenting patient interactions. The SOAP format – Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and…
PUBLISHED ON: August 16, 2024

What are the Pros and Cons of Telehealth for Mental Health Practices

In recent years, telehealth has revolutionized the healthcare industry, especially mental health. Telehealth leverages telecommunications technology to deliver healthcare servic…
PUBLISHED ON: August 12, 2024

What are DAP Notes: Definition and Examples

What are DAP Notes? DAP Notes, an acronym for Data, Assessment, and Plan, is a type of progress note used by clinicians to document and capture significant information during a …
PUBLISHED ON: July 8, 2024

What Does a Clearinghouse Do During Claims Submission?

Short Answer: A clearinghouse is an intermediary between healthcare providers and insurance payers. It ensures that claims are accurately formatted, error-free, and compliant wi…