The therapy EHR that finally feels light.

Yes — behavioral health is who we build for first. Solo clinicians get documentation, superbills, cash-pay billing, and a client portal without the bloat of a hospital system. Group practices add roles, per-provider schedules, and supervisor co-signature for pre-licensed clinicians. Everything is tuned for how a caseload actually runs.

DAP, SOAP, and BIRP out of the box, plus intake and custom templates you build yourself. Notes come back pre-filled from the session and the intake forms, in your structure and your language. You correct the clinical judgment and sign — nothing enters the legal record until a licensed provider signs it.

Yes. A note written by an associate or intern is not final until the supervising clinician co-signs it. Authorship, the required co-signer, and the signature are all tracked on the record, so your supervision meets the requirement without a paper trail on the side.

Yes. Front Desk charges cards on file automatically for recurring sessions, tracks balances, and generates comprehensive superbills across the full course of care for clients to submit for out-of-network reimbursement. It can also file insurance claims from the code on the signed note.

Yes. Process and psychotherapy notes are stored and permissioned separately from the billable record, and are excluded from standard disclosures and releases — the way HIPAA treats them. Your session process notes are not swept into a records request by default.

Export your client list as a CSV and import it into Front Desk, then start documenting and billing right away. Most practices move their active caseload first, run both systems briefly in parallel, and switch fully once it feels right. Single-provider practices are usually live in a week.