All tools
14 documentation tools across occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, and behavior analysis. Every tool is free to try.
Session notes
SOAP Note
Write a complete SOAP note for OT, PT, SLP or ABA in under three minutes.
DAP Note
Write a DAP note in minutes.
BIRP Note
Generate a BIRP note for behavioral health and rehab sessions.
Progress Note
Write a progress note that shows measurable change against the plan of care.
Group Session Note
Document a group therapy session with structure that supports per-member billing.
Planning documents
Treatment Plan
Build a treatment plan with measurable long-term and short-term goals, intervention selection, measurement method, and a plan-of-care timeline a payer can authorize..
Initial Evaluation Note
Draft an initial evaluation note with baseline data, clinical impression, and the plan-of-care recommendation.
Home Program
Generate a clear home program with what to practice, how often, and how to know it is working.
Payer and closure
Medical Necessity Letter
Write the letter payers ask for when they push back on coverage: skilled need, functional limitation, expected progress, and the authorization you are requesting..
Discharge Summary
Close an episode of care cleanly — outcomes against baseline, reason for discharge, and a home program.
Risk Assessment & Safety Plan
Document risk screening every session, and generate a safety plan when indicators are present.
Communication and oversight
Family-Friendly Recap
Turn a clinical session into a short, plain-language recap for parents and caregivers.
Referral Letter
Write a referral that gives the receiving provider what they need: current function, what you already tried, and the specific question you are asking..
Supervision Note
Document supervision with the elements verification bodies look for: who was supervised, what was reviewed, what feedback was given, and what competency was observed..
Not sure which one you need?
Start with the SOAP note tool — it covers most sessions, and it links to the others when you are done.
Start with SOAP