| What GoalMinder does for... | Summary description | In depth (press button(s) for more info...) |
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the client |
goal setting, self-monitoring, take-home graphics showing progress, active therapy participation, clarifies for the client what his/her tasks are in therapy |
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the clinician |
automated preparation of intakes, session notes and terminations; diagnoses on line; meds and lab data tracked; simplified treatment planning;coordinated treatment features; "paperless office"... |
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managing a practice |
schedule appointments, rooms, equipment, groups, find common open times; demographics report of practice composition; daily therapist activities list; chart pull lists; identify inactive clients; contact community providers... |
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billing and claims |
seamless integration with clinical records; when session note is written, the billing module automatically knows how to post the charge; single-click batch HCFA or electronic billing; fully open-item accounting; therapists see collections daily; HMO authorization countdown; aging reports...
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risk management |
Notes always legible, standard format, electronically "signed"; contain all required information in header; automatic referencing of treatment plan in each session note; therapist or manager can determine if any session notes, termination, or intake has not been completed; "note-to-chart" feature helps to log all patient contacts including phone calls, consults, staffings, etc.; facilitates the admonition that "if you didn't chart it, it didn't happen |
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practice improvement |
analyze rates of improvement quantitatively as a function of treatment; demonstrate to payors your average cost to treat a given condition; determine your practice composition and adjust targeted services or advertising accordingly; send out professional, "stae-of-art" progress reports with graphics to referers... |
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research studies |
GoalMinder gathers, analyzes, and/or exports rate of improvement measures from all clients meeting criteria of your choice (eg age, sex, diagnosis, key intake variables, etc.) for quantitative analyses. Also makes the development and standardization of rating scales a simple task... |
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