Solutions

Built around how allied health practices actually work.

TherapyAlly supports independent clinicians, growing groups, multidisciplinary teams, and practices coordinating care across shared locations.

TherapyAlly

One platform, configured to fit

01Solo practiceReady
02Growing groupReady
03Multidisciplinary teamReady
04Shared facilityReady

Choose the operating model

Different teams. Shared foundations.

Every practice begins with the same secure operational backbone, then configures workflows, forms, schedules, billing, and supervision to fit.

Solo practice

Operate independently

Manage intake, scheduling, documentation, payments, and claims without assembling a separate administrative stack.

Group practice

Coordinate the team

Centralize provider schedules, client assignments, billing operations, permissions, payable work, and approvals.

Multidisciplinary

Preserve clinical flexibility

Share client and operational context while using discipline-appropriate services, templates, goals, and supervision policies.

Shared facility

Coordinate people and space

Connect practice schedules with locations, therapy rooms, recurring bookings, and facility-level operational context.

Disciplines

Designed for allied health.

Counseling, speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, behavioral health, and related outpatient services can share one configurable operating model.

CounselingSpeech-language pathologyOccupational therapyPhysical therapyBehavioral health

Shared-facility workflows coordinate practices, locations, and rooms. Physical-space memberships are priced separately from TherapyAlly Practice software.

See TherapyAlly in context

Configure TherapyAlly around your practice.

Show us your current workflow and we will map it to the platform.

Common questions

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

Is TherapyAlly only for one therapy discipline?

No. TherapyAlly is built for allied health operating models—counseling, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, behavioral health, and related outpatient services—while preserving discipline-appropriate templates and supervision policies.