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Behavioral Health Electronic Medical Record: What to Know Before You Choose BlogEHR TechnologyPractice AdministrationStarting Your Practice

Behavioral Health Electronic Medical Record: What to Know Before You Choose

Many practice owners start their behavioral health electronic medical record search overwhelmed by options built for primary care. These systems aren't built with behavioral health in mind, which means they don't account for how therapists, psychiatrists, and counselors work. Behavioral health requires a purpose-built electronic medical record…
Brad Johnson
June 30, 2026
psychiatry EHR software
Psychiatry EHR Software: The 5 Core Features Prescribing Providers Need BlogEHR TechnologyPractice Management

Psychiatry EHR Software: The 5 Core Features Prescribing Providers Need

Psychiatrists require unique features in an EHR to manage daily work efficiently. Even EHRs designed for mental health providers can fall short if they’re built primarily for therapists and not psychiatrists.  Psychiatry EHR software includes the ability to prescribe and monitor medications safely, psychiatric templates for documentation, and supportive workflows for a prescribing physician’s schedule and billing needs.  If your EHR wasn’t built…
Brad Johnson
September 4, 2026
Benefits of Behavioral Health Specific Documentation Software
The Benefits of Working with a Behavioral Health Documentation Software BlogAI Notes AssistClinical DocumentationClinical ReportingEHR Technology

The Benefits of Working with a Behavioral Health Documentation Software

Clinical documentation is an integral part of treating clients. Without client notes, it would be impossible to remember diagnoses, track progress, and provide relevant details to other therapists. At the same time, documenting each encounter with clients is extremely time-consuming.…
Kimberly Scholten
June 15, 2026
Concurrent Documentation in Mental Health: Pros, Cons, and Workflow Options BlogAI Notes AssistClinical DocumentationEHR TechnologyNon-Prescribing ClinicianPractice OwnerPrescribing ClinicianTransitioning from Paper

Concurrent Documentation in Mental Health: Pros, Cons, and Workflow Options

Taking detailed notes is an integral part of providing high-quality care in mental health. Clinical documentation is useful in sharpening the understanding of patient problem areas, tracking the progress of care, creating effective treatment plans, and, depending on the nature…
Heidi Amrine
August 19, 2026
clinician works to increase group therapy attendance
7 Ideas to Increase Group Therapy Attendance and Reduce No-Shows BlogEHR TechnologyGroup TherapyManaging Your PracticeNon-Prescribing ClinicianOffice ManagerPatient CommunicationsPatient EngagementPractice AdministrationPractice OwnerPrescribing Clinician

7 Ideas to Increase Group Therapy Attendance and Reduce No-Shows

All behavioral health clinicians have experienced it: the clock ticks one minute past appointment start time, then two, then ten. Finally, you call it. Your patient isn’t coming today, and you might as well move on to the next task.…
Andrew Schatzberg
August 11, 2026
Practice admins work on EHR implementation
EHR Implementation Best Practices BlogClinical DocumentationEHR TechnologyIntake and Assessment AutomationIntegrated Credit Card ProcessingManaging Your PracticeNon-Prescribing ClinicianOffice ManagerPatient PortalPractice AdministrationPractice OwnerPrescribing ClinicianTelehealthTransitioning from Paper

EHR Implementation Best Practices

The use of electronic health record (EHR) systems in mental health practices to store, organize, and analyze healthcare data brings many advantages over paper-based record-keeping. Once the EHR implementation process is complete, the software should make practice management easier, clinical…
Andrew Schatzberg
September 4, 2026
Making Sense of Behavioral Health Utilization Review in IOPPHP Programs
Making Sense of Behavioral Health Utilization Review in IOP/PHP Programs BlogBillingBilling for Behavioral HealthIOP/PHP

Making Sense of Behavioral Health Utilization Review in IOP/PHP Programs

A Friendly Guide for Providers Navigating the World of Insurance, Documentation, and Better Patient Care Introduction If you’re working in behavioral health—especially in Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) or Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP)—you’ve probably heard the term “Utilization Review” (UR) more…
Allister Liberato
September 9, 2026