Features
The note, the clinical file and the front office
A one-person practice starts with Within Assist, the clinical record and Reach. A team can add more later. We tailor which of these you use.
Features
A one-person practice starts with Within Assist, the clinical record and Reach. A team can add more later. We tailor which of these you use.
We tailor Reach Within to the way your practice works. You use the notes, the diary, the billing and the roles you actually need.
Within Assist records the session, with consent, and drafts the clinical note. You review it and apply what belongs in the record.
What does it do? You record the session, with the client's consent. Within Assist produces a transcript you can write from.
What does it do? It is conversational AI that knows the client's history and earlier transcripts. It drafts the clinical note. You review the draft and apply suggestions straight into the note fields. That is hours of note-writing back each week, and more time with clients.
Within is the clinical record: notes, treatment plans, consents, releases and the documents for each client.
What does it do? Each session note stays on that client's record, in the same place as the rest of their file.
What does it do? The treatment plan sits with the notes, so the direction of care is not kept in a separate document.
What does it do? Clients sign consent forms on an iPad or tablet. The signed form is stored on their record.
What does it do? A release of information shows who was allowed to receive what, and when.
What does it do? Documents for each client live on their record, next to the notes, the plan and the consents.
Reach is admissions and the practice front office: enquiries, intake, the calendar and billing.
What does it do? Enquiries and leads stay in one pipeline, from the first message to the point where someone is ready to be seen.
What does it do? Intake opens the Within record with the details already filled in, so the same client is not typed twice.
What does it do? The practice calendar and schedule live in Reach, so the session you book is the session on the record.
What does it do? Invoices and billing sit with the notes and the calendar. The bill follows the session, in the same system.
What does it do? You can see who still owes, by how old the balance is, and keep the follow-up with that account.
Clients can get between-session check-in emails that track mood, emotional regulation and general well-being. Answers go into the clinical record. It is not an emergency service, and it does not provide crisis monitoring.
What does it do? Clients get check-in emails that track mood, emotional regulation and general well-being. Their answers go into the clinical record, so you can see trends and notice when someone is struggling. It is not an emergency service, and it does not provide crisis monitoring.
What does it do? A client can check in with a PIN. You are alerted if one is missed. This is a well-being check-in, not crisis monitoring.
Feedback, outcomes and a few extra ways to share the file. A solo practice uses these only when they fit the work.
What does it do? Discharge satisfaction feedback can be collected when someone leaves, and kept with the record.
What does it do? Clinical reports are prepared from the record. Follow-up well-being emails can be sent after discharge, and a study can be exported without names.
What does it do? An external counsellor can be let into the part of the record they are meant to see, without opening the whole file.
What does it do? Community-health work can stay on the clinical record, beside the individual notes.
Nursing, the group day and the ledgers a team may ask for. A one-person practice does not have to turn these on.
What does it do? A team can walk an admission from the enquiry to arrival, in the order that service uses.
What does it do? People waiting for a place stay on a list in the system, rather than on a side spreadsheet.
What does it do? What the service owes to others can sit next to the money that is owed to you.
What does it do? Leadership can see how full the service is, and how revenue is moving.
What does it do? Occupancy and revenue can be read together, on the same page.
What does it do? An admission pack and its consents can be signed on an iPad, then stored on the record.
What does it do? The group programme is laid out so the team can see the shape of the day.
What does it do? The group schedule can be shown on a screen, so the day on the wall matches the day in the system.
What does it do? Nursing documents can be held on the record, for the nurses who need them.
What does it do? A medication chart can sit on the record, next to the nursing notes.
What does it do? An e-script PDF can be imported into the doctor's orders, for a nurse to check and sign.
What does it do? A laundry ledger can be kept for a service that wants that work in the same system.
What does it do? A cash ledger can sit beside the clinical record and the other books.
Named here so they are not described as available today.
What does it do? Medical-aid claims submission is coming soon. It is not available yet.
What does it do? Accounting integrations are coming soon. They are not available yet.
What does it do? Secure sign-in with Microsoft, including a second factor, is coming soon. It is not available yet.
We tailor the setup. The form does not open an account, and it does not take payment.