Features

Everything behind better care, in one system.

Explore TherapyAlly by the work your practice completes—not by a collection of disconnected software modules.

TherapyAlly

A single operational thread

01Intake completedReady
02Appointment confirmedReady
03Note signedReady
04Claim acceptedReady
01Essentials

Clients & intake

Client records, guardians, contacts, insurance, provider assignments, universal intake, practice-customized forms, and completion tracking.

02Essentials

Scheduling & resources

Provider and room scheduling, recurring bookings, self-scheduling boundaries, location context, availability, confirmations, and changes.

03Essentials

Clinical documentation

Sessions, plans of care, goals, session notes, progress notes, templates, clinician signatures, and controlled sharing.

04Insurance

Revenue cycle

Payer enrollments, eligibility, fee schedules, claims, ERA remittances, private-pay invoices, Stripe payments, and claim follow-up.

05Complete

Workforce & payroll

Payable activity, actual-time review, policy limits, employee confirmation, exceptions, approvals, frozen periods, and Square Payroll integration.

06Complete

Supervision

Supervisor assignments, direct and indirect hours, requirements, supporting activity, approvals, and an auditable history.

Intelligence and accountability

AI where it helps. Review where it matters.

Use AI-assisted drafts and Allie to reduce repetitive work. Keep clinician review, billing confirmation, role-based access, and an auditable event history around consequential actions.

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See TherapyAlly in context

See the workflow, not just the feature list.

We will tailor the demo to your disciplines, payer mix, team structure, and facilities.

Common questions

Answers for teams comparing practice management, EMR, and EHR options.

Does TherapyAlly support insurance billing and claims?

Yes. TherapyAlly supports payer setup, eligibility checks, fee schedules, claims, ERA remittances, claim follow-up, private-pay invoices, and Stripe payments alongside clinical and scheduling context.

What clinical documentation features are included?

Sessions, plans of care, goals, session notes, progress notes, templates, clinician signatures, and controlled client sharing—with optional AI-assisted drafts that clinicians review before use.