NoBehavioral HealthAvailable now

For the people who do the talking, and the ones who keep track.

One bundle for therapy and case management. It carries Noggin, the behavioral health chart, 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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$95 per clinician a month. Support staff free.

What the bundle carries

Four apps, set up for a counseling practice.

The same apps a medical clinic gets, arranged differently: nobody here needs a rooming board, so it starts switched off, and you can turn it on.

Also included: video visits, the Navia client portal, Task Q for notes to review and visits to confirm, Gist, the client-at-a-glance panel beside every chart, and Novarra One, news and updates from Novarra, included with every subscription.

Service lines

Add the kind of care you deliver.

Each service line brings its own notes, its own words for things and its own billing rules, for the clinicians who use it.

  • 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, including PHQ-9, GAD-7 and PCL-5
    • Group sessions: one shared note and a note for each client
    • Sign one note, or a whole group's with one signature
    • Recurring appointments and virtual visits
    • Assessments and private notes
    • A co-signer when the author needs one
  • 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, so nobody goes a month unseen
    • Service plans and plan reviews
    • Authorized units, counted as they are used
    • Level of care on the record
    • Review-then-sign: notes go to a supervisor first
    • Outreach lists for contacts that are due
    • Runs without a front desk

Noggin, on screen

The plan, the group and the caseload.

Three of the screens a counseling practice lives in. More about Noggin.

A treatment plan with goals

Goals, the objectives under each, and the measures that show whether it is working. Session notes link to the goal they serve.

  • Treatment plans with goals and objectives
  • Outcome measures tracked over time
  • Plan reviews
No Beaumont, Celia Therapy Signed Sep 25 Review the plan
3Goals
5Objectives
1Met
Dec 24Review due
Goal 1 · Sleep through the night five nights a week84%
  • 1.1 Keep the same bedtime on work nightsMet
  • 1.2 Use the wind-down routine each nightIn progress
Goal 2 · Reduce panic episodes to fewer than one a week62%
  • 2.1 Use paced breathing at the first signIn progress
  • 2.2 Work through the first four exposure stepsIn progress
Goal 3 · Return to work part time31%
  • 3.1 Meet the employer about a reduced scheduleNot started

Measures

PHQ-914 → 7
GAD-715 → 9
A treatment plan. Sample data.

A group, signed with one signature

One shared note and a note for each client. "Sign all ready" signs what can be signed. Anything the rules refuse is listed with the reason, not silently skipped.

  • One shared note and a note for each client
  • Sign a whole group's notes with one signature
No Group · DBT skills Thu, Oct 8 · 10:00 am Sign all ready
5Enrolled
4Attended
4Ready to sign
1Held

The shared note

Session 6 · Distress tolerance

A note for each client

ClientAttendanceTheir noteTo sign
Nakashima, RenAttendedWrittenReady
Oyelaran, BisiAttendedWrittenReady
Castellanos, IkerAttendedWrittenReady
Thorne, Wesley—WrittenHeld
Varga, LenaAttendedWrittenReady
Thorne, Wesley is held: attendance is missing.S. Ferreira, LCSW
A group session, four notes ready and one held. Sample data.
No Caseload R. Abara, QMHP East team Search a client Outreach list
24On caseload
19Seen this month
4Due this week
1Overdue
2Plan reviews due
ClientLevel of careLast contactContact dueAuthorized unitsPlan review
Lindqvist, TomasLevel 2Oct 3 · home visitOct 1738 of 60Nov 20
Haverford, JuneLevel 2Sep 11 · phoneDue Fri, Oct 912 of 40Dec 2
Aldana, MateoLevel 1Oct 5 · officeNov 46 of 24Due Oct 12
Ibarra, LuciaLevel 3Aug 28 · phoneOverdue 8 days51 of 60Oct 30
Okafor, AmaraLevel 1Sep 29 · officeDue Thu, Oct 89 of 24Jan 14
Brandvold, EskilLevel 2Oct 1 · home visitOct 1520 of 60Nov 6

A caseload with contact due dates

Who is due this week, who is overdue, and how many authorized units each client has left, so nobody goes a month unseen.

Sample data.

Add-ons

Extras, when you need them.

  • Prior Authorization Available now

    $20 per clinician or prescriber a month

    • Authorizations on the client's record, with the units each one covers
    • A burn-down as units are used, and renewals flagged before they lapse
  • Training Available now

    $49 a month for the practice

    • Courses, assignments and quizzes for your staff
    • Completion tracked, for compliance training that has to be proven

In the works for behavioral health, and not for sale yet: day programs, residential, early childhood and crisis services.

Free guide

Not ready to switch? Read the playbook.

Notes that hold up, a schedule that stays full, and claims that pay the first time: what well-run practices do, with a checklist for each. Twenty minutes, and it works with whatever system you use today.

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