Apps/The behavioral health chart
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The behavioral health chart. Treatment plans, session and group notes, outcome measures and caseloads.
Available nowIn Behavioral Health
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Measures
What it does
The plan, the notes that serve it, and the people on your list.
Noggin is the chart for therapy and case management. Each service line brings its own notes and its own words for things.
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Plans
What the work hangs on.
- Treatment plans with goals and objectives
- Session notes linked to the goal they serve
- Service plans and plan reviews
- Level of care on the record
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Notes
Written once, in the right place.
- Session, family and group notes
- The note opens with the visit already attached and the plan beside it
- The questions that service line is required to answer
- Group sessions: one shared note and a note for each client
- Assessments and private notes
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Signing
Nothing skipped quietly.
- Sign one note, or a whole group's with one signature
- Anything the rules refuse is listed with the reason
- A co-signer when the author needs one
- Review-then-sign: notes go to a supervisor first
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Measures
Whether it is working.
- Outcome measures tracked over time
- Including PHQ-9, GAD-7 and PCL-5
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Caseloads
So nobody goes a month unseen.
- Caseloads by case manager and by team
- Contact frequency for each client
- Outreach lists for contacts that are due
- Authorized units, counted as they are used
- Runs without a front desk
On screen
A caseload, a group and a note.
| Client | Contact due |
|---|---|
| Lindqvist, Tomas | Oct 17 |
| Haverford, June | Due Fri, Oct 9 |
| Aldana, Mateo | Nov 4 |
| Ibarra, Lucia | Overdue 8 days |
| Okafor, Amara | Due Thu, Oct 8 |
| Brandvold, Eskil | Oct 15 |
The caseload
Who is due this week, who is overdue, and how many authorized units each client has left. Sample data.
The shared note
A note for each client
| Client | Attendance | To sign |
|---|---|---|
| Nakashima, Ren | Attended | Ready |
| Oyelaran, Bisi | Attended | Ready |
| Castellanos, Iker | Attended | Ready |
| Thorne, Wesley | — | Held |
| Varga, Lena | Attended | Ready |
A group, signed together
One shared note and a note for each client. "Sign all ready" signs the four that can be signed and names the one that cannot, with the reason.
Linked goal
Session
Measures
The note
The session note carries the goal it serves and the measure that shows the change.
Service lines
Add the kind of care you deliver.
Noggin comes with the Behavioral Health bundle. The service lines are added for the clinicians who use them.
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Therapy Available now
Individual, family and group work.
$20 per clinician a month
- Treatment plans with goals and objectives
- Session notes linked to the goal they serve
- Outcome measures tracked over time
- Group sessions, signed with one signature
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Case Management Available now
For the staff who carry a caseload.
$35 per clinician a month
- Caseloads by case manager and by team
- Contact frequency and outreach lists
- Service plans and plan reviews
- Review-then-sign
- Available now
Behavioral Health
One bundle for therapy and case management: Noggin, with a calendar that does not assume a front desk, claims that follow the signed note, and messaging your whole team shares.
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Prior Authorization
An add-on: authorizations on the client's record, with a burn-down as units are used.
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