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New Features & Enhancements

Written by Abdullah Khan
Updated over a week ago

U.S. Only: Automatic Session Length Adjustment for Insurance Coverage - Mar 5, 2026

Appointments longer than 60 minutes are automatically adjusted to the standard 50-minute session length to align with most insurance coverage limits and help prevent unexpected out-of-pocket costs for clients. No action is required from the client or from your end, and the updated appointment remains scheduled as planned.
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Here is an example screenshot of the email that client receive when their session type is changed.
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Monthly Recurring PHQ-8 and GAD-7 Forms - Mar 1, 2026

To track progress, outcomes, and help you better support your clients, all Active Therapy Clients will automatically be assigned PHQ-8 and GAD-7 forms on the 1st of every month at 10 am EST.
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Therapist Weekly Recap Emails - Jan 27, 2026

Stay on top of your workload without getting overwhelmed! Every week on Friday, 9 AM EST, you'll receive an automated email recap directly to your inbox with everything that needs your attention.

Your weekly email includes:

  • ⏳ Pending Session Statuses - Sessions that are still unmarked and need your attention.

  • πŸ“ Pending Charting Notes - Charting notes that haven't been written, locked or signed from the previous sessions.

  • πŸ’€ Inactive Clients - Clients who haven't booked a session in last 8 weeks and may need follow-up, this list is only for the active clients and not the ones which are already archived, another detail to note is the clients with tag "Temporarily Inactive" are also not included in this list.

πŸ’‘ How to Use It

  1. Open your weekly recap email on Friday morning

  2. Review pending items across all three categories

  3. Click links to complete actions for the specific tasks in the platform

  4. Check-in or Discharge inactive clients

Screenshots:

The data shown in this screenshot is only for representation purpose and doesn't contain the real information of any user or client
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​Sessions with pending status​

Sessions that have incomplete charting notes

Clients that have been inactive

We hope that you are welcomed with an email like this in the week after :)
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Risk Identification & Emergency Resources - Jan 1, 2026

Platform now automatically identifies clients who may be at higher risk based on their Therapy Intake Form responses and proactively shares emergency resources β€” ensuring timely intervention for both the clinical team and the client.


πŸ” How Risk Is Identified

Risk is evaluated when a Therapy Intake Form is submitted for the first time. The following criteria trigger a risk identification:

Intake Form Triggers

Case

Condition

Case 1

For the question "Have you ever been hospitalized for your mental or psychiatric care?", the client answered "Yes, in the last 3 years" AND for the suicidal ideation question, the client answered "I've had some thoughts of suicide"

Case 2

For the suicidal ideation question, the client answered: "I've had frequent thoughts of suicide", "I think about suicide on a daily basis", or "I think about suicide multiple times a day"

PHQ-9 Triggers

Case

Condition

Case 3

For the question, "Thoughts that you would be better off dead, or of hurting yourself in some way", the client answered: "2 - More than half the days" or "3 - Nearly every day"


⚑ What Happens When Risk Is Identified

1. Client Is Tagged

  • A "Risk Identified" tag is automatically applied to the client's profile.

2. Notifications Are Sent

Recipient

What They Receive

When

Therapist

Email notification with the reason the risk was triggered and the relevant intake form responses

Every time risk is identified

Clinical Leadership ([email protected])

Email notification with the reason the risk was triggered and the relevant intake form responses

Every time risk is identified

Client

Emergency resources email

Every time risk is identified

Note: The CCT team is cc'ed on risk notification emails.

3. Emergency Resources Shared with Client

  • Emergency resources are automatically shared with the client as soon as the form is submitted.

  • Delivery channel: Email


πŸ“§ Risk Notification Email Details

The notification email sent to the therapist and clinical leadership includes:

  • Reason the risk was triggered (which case/criteria was met)

  • Relevant intake form answers (e.g., suicidality question response, self-harm question response)


πŸ‘₯ Roles & Responsibilities

Role

Responsibility

Therapist

Receives notification so they can address the situation in a timely manner and include this in their future sessions

Tech (Automated)

Emergency resources are shared with the client as soon as the form is submitted

Clinical Leadership

Receives notification for every risk identification


πŸ’‘ How It Works

  1. Client submits their Therapy Intake Form for the first time

  2. System evaluates the responses against the risk criteria (Cases 1–4)

  3. If risk is identified:

    • Client profile is tagged with "Risk Identified"

    • Therapist & Clinical Leadership receive an email notification

    • Client receives emergency resources (if not sent in the last 6 months)

    • PHQ-9 form displays emergency resources blurb (if Cases 3 or 4 apply)

  4. High-risk task force ensures the case is tended to promptly


πŸ“š Learn More

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