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- AI assistant for automated therapy notes and calls
- Pricing
- Paid
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About Upheal
Upheal is an AI-powered progress notes tool designed specifically for mental health professionals. It provides an automated assistant that transcribes therapy notes and offers video calling and analytics capabilities. The tool supports saving clinician time spent on tedious note-taking by creating DAP-informed progress notes at each session. Notes can be edited and even merged with the therapist's manual input if desired. The system also delivers analytics that identify repeating themes, coping strategies, diagnosis markers, and even drug mentions on a per-session basis, allowing clinicians to quickly understand critical trends or insights about their clients. Upheal also provides guided consent collection, end-to-end encrypted video calls, and HIPAA-compliant storage to ensure secure data protection of patient information. Upheal can be used for both remote and in-person therapy sessions, with audio recordings uploadable for later transcription. The tool is currently offering early access for therapists to use for free, with plans to charge for it in the future. Upheal is designed to integrate with other healthcare systems and software once it goes live.
Pros
- Automated transcription of therapy notes
- Video calling capabilities
- Analytics to identify repeating themes
- Analytics to identify coping strategies
- Analytics for diagnosis markers
- Analytics for drug mentions
- Possibility to edit and merge notes
- Guided consent collection features
- End-to-end encrypted video calls
- HIPAA-compliant storage
- Usable in both remote and in-person therapy sessions
- Audio recordings uploadable for later transcription
Cons
- Lacks mobile app
- Requires manual upload for in-person sessions
- No native EHR integration
- No voice detection for different speakers within a session
- Limited feature customization
- May miss non-verbal cues
- Reliance on DAP note format
- Undefined future pricing
- Limited languages for transcription