Mental Health Services

Screen with the instruments your clinicians already trust, catch the answer that needs a response today, and show the trajectory over time.

Counseling session in comfortable office setting

Key Features

PHQ-9, GAD-7, C-SSRS, PC-PTSD-5, ACE, AUDIT-C and WHO-5 built in

One concerning answer raises a safety flag, whatever the total score

Automatic scoring with severity bands and subscale scores

Scheduled re-assessment: baseline, 30, 90, 180 days, annual, discharge

Treatment plans with goals, milestones and recorded outcomes

Electronic signatures on consent and release-of-information forms

Closed-loop referrals across providers, governed by expiring consent

An audit log that cannot be altered, and session timeouts you set

How It Works

Screen with instruments your clinicians already trust

PHQ-9, GAD-7, C-SSRS, PC-PTSD-5, ACE, AUDIT-C and WHO-5 come with the platform: nothing to build yourself, no consultant to set them up. Responses score automatically into severity bands, with subscale scores where the instrument has them, so the number and its interpretation are recorded together. Your own assessments sit alongside them.

Catch the answer that matters

A total score can look unremarkable while one answer needs attention today. Any single answer can raise a flag on its own, so someone disclosing thoughts of self-harm comes to your team's attention whether or not their overall score crosses a line. Safety information sits on the neighbor's profile where the next person to open it sees it before the conversation starts, incidents are documented with everyone involved and what happened next, and your community's crisis lines stay one click away.

Follow the trajectory, not just the intake

Set re-assessment to the cadence your program runs — baseline, then 30, 90 and 180 days, annual, and at discharge — with due dates, an assigned case manager and automatic reminders. Treatment plans carry goals and milestones, including medication-adherence goals, and outcomes accumulate over time so you can show a trajectory, not a single snapshot.

Coordinate care, and document it defensibly

Hand someone off to another provider in your network as a closed-loop referral you can follow — accepted, declined, or acknowledged — governed by signed consent that carries an expiry date rather than sitting in a drawer forever. Electronic signatures are captured on the form itself, so releases of information never leave the record they belong to. Every change is kept in an audit log that cannot be altered, and sessions time out on a schedule you set.

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