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Apr 5, 2018
New Assessment Center Supports Measurement Based Care
CarePaths new Assessment Center supports measurement based care (MBC) which is fast becoming a practice standard. The Joint Commission as well as ONC now require clinicians to use standard measures in their practices. (see A Tipping Point for Measurement Based Care Click Here.)
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Mar 26, 2018
CarePaths Online Therapy
In a few weeks Carepaths will roll out an online therapy app that allows clinicians to interact with clients via secure text messaging and teletherapy.
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Feb 1, 2018
A New Approach to Feedback Informed Treatment
CarePaths has been working with the psychotherapy researchers, Bruce Wampold, PHD (professor at U of Wisconsin and author of The Great Psychotherapy Debate) and Simon Goldberg, PHD (VA Puget Sound) on a new progress monitoring/feedback approach.
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Dec 26, 2017
New Task Reminders
We are introducing a task reminder system. The first reminders we are rolling out are keyed to documents that need to be completed at specific intervals. We will be adding others for administrative tasks soon, e.g. a reminder for reauthorizing claims, etc.
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Nov 28, 2017
Text messaging to increase patient satisfaction & practice revenue
The business case for text messaging patients is compelling. If you are engaged in messaging therapy, you should use an encrypted texting service. But for most business functions—appointments reminders, billing reminders, etc—you do not need an encrypted channel so long as you have the consent of the patient.
