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Combining the power of AI with the influence of apps could help clinicians maximize the time spent in sessions with clients. By refining diagnoses, integrating new modes of treatment, monitoring patients’ progress remotely, and identifying issues or changes between sessions, AI therapy apps can help therapists incorporate vital information into treatment plans.

Even without insurance, RTM can provide better client support and a passive revenue source at a better hourly rate than therapy.

In this tech-driven world, mental health providers should capitalize on the accessibility and ease apps offer in providing between session support.

The new CPT codes represent monitoring and management services delivered by physicians, NPPs, and qualified nonphysician healthcare professionals (“QHCPs”) and offer reimbursement for the supply of Cognitive Behavior Therapy Monitoring (“CBTM”) devices.

When searching for mental health apps for therapists to use with clients, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. We’ve gathered the top-rated options, so you don’t have to.

Reimburse close to $200 per month, per patient with CBT Remote Monitoring.

Integrating better software for counseling practices can seem like a good option, but figuring out what you need is overwhelming. Focus on enhancing your practice.

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) empowers patients to use technology to gather patient-generated health data sent to healthcare professionals.

Remote monitoring is the use of digital technologies to monitor and capture medical and other health data from patients.