Your EHR Should Help Run the Practice, Not Just Store the Record
For years, electronic health records have been designed primarily as storage systems. They store patient demographics, appointments, insurance information, assessments, treatment plans, progress notes, and billing records. That was an important improvement over paper charts, but it is no longer enough. Behavioral health practices don’t simply need a place to keep information. They...
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AI in Behavioral Health Should Do More Than Write Progress Notes
Artificial intelligence is becoming common in behavioral healthcare, but most of the attention remains focused on one task: generating progress notes. Documentation is an important use of AI. Providers spend too much time completing notes, updating treatment plans, and ensuring that clinical records support both continuity of care and payer requirements. AI can make that work faster...
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