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Your EHR runs your business.
Theracharts runs your clinical intelligence.

Most therapy software is built around scheduling, billing, and insurance. Theracharts is built around a different question: is treatment working?

EHRs weren't built for outcomes.

Electronic health records solved a real problem. They digitized the paperwork — scheduling, billing codes, insurance claims, chart storage. For the admin side of therapy, they're essential. But somewhere along the way, the industry started treating "record-keeping" and "clinical intelligence" as the same thing. They're not.

Your EHR knows when the session happened, how long it lasted, and what insurance was billed. It doesn't know whether the client's PHQ-9 dropped by 4 points over the last month, whether their anxiety scores have plateaued, or whether a severity level change warrants a conversation this week.

That gap isn't your EHR's fault — it was never designed to answer those questions. It's a business operations tool. Theracharts is a clinical operations tool. They solve different problems, and they work best together.

Your EHR handles
Business operations
  • Scheduling & calendar
  • Insurance claims & billing
  • Demographics & charts
  • Intake paperwork
The gap
Clinical intelligence
  • Is treatment working?
  • Are scores worsening?
  • Who needs a conversation?
  • What patterns am I missing?
Theracharts fills it
Clinical operations
  • Outcomes & trend lines
  • 100+ validated assessments
  • Clinical alerts & insights
  • Clinical updates, referrals, couples
Your EHR runs the practice. Theracharts runs the clinical work. Generate a clinical update, paste into your EHR — synced.
Your EHR

Scheduling, billing, insurance claims, patient demographics, chart storage, intake forms

Theracharts

Outcome tracking, 100+ assessments, AI clinical insights, clinical updates for your EHR, trend analysis, alerts, referrals, couples tools

Together

The admin runs on your EHR. The clinical intelligence runs on Theracharts. Clinical updates paste from one to the other.

Same client. Two different views.

Drag the handle to compare what your EHR records versus what Theracharts reveals. Same session. Very different clinical picture.

Theracharts

Clinical outcome view · Client R.K.

PHQ-9 trend · Week 12 of care
PHQ-9 TREND 6−12
Clinical Response
Severity improved: Moderately severe → Mild
Reliable change detected over 12 weeks.
Clinical update generated Scored · no handoff EHR-paste ready
Your EHR

Chart entry · Client R.K.

60-minute session · 10:00 AM
Subjective
Assessment
Plan
CPT 90837 · Billed

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Twelve weeks. One client.
Three moments your EHR can't see.

Week 1 · Baseline

A new client. A starting point.

You assign the PHQ-9 at intake. Score: 18 — moderately severe depression. Your EHR records the appointment; Theracharts records the trajectory.

Week 6 · Trend Detected

A drop worth noticing.

Score drops to 11. Theracharts surfaces a 7-point improvement across five weeks — the kind of progress you'd sense anecdotally but now have data for. Your next note cites it.

Week 12 · Response

Response, quantified.

Score: 6. Theracharts flags a treatment response (≥50% reduction from baseline). Progress notes, insurance letters, and referrals all pull from the same trend — not from memory.

Client · R.K.
PHQ-9 · Moderately severe
Score
18
Δ from baseline
Week
1

Complement your EHR. Don't replace it.

Theracharts adds clinical intelligence to the workflows you already have. Free plan available.

We do one thing well.

Made by therapists, for therapists.

Theracharts was founded by practicing clinicians who wanted to track clinical outcomes, not just bill for sessions. Every feature is grounded in the team's clinical work.

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