For new and growing non-prescribing therapy practices
A new practice has one advantage an established practice does not: no legacy workflow to defend and no archive to move. Use that window to prove intake, scheduling, documentation, treatment-plan continuity, and follow-up together.
No patient information. No credit card. No automatic charge.
Six decisions before you choose software
Decide whether the practice is non-prescribing therapy, whether it is cash-pay or out-of-network, and whether superbills are enough. Krasyn's Therapy Practice plan does not include e-prescribing or electronic insurance-claim submission.
Test intake, scheduling, the session, a reviewed DAP or BIRP note, treatment-plan continuity, payment documentation, and follow-up as one flow - not as disconnected feature demos.
Document telehealth, messaging, recording, and AI-assistance policies before using real client information. Keep the first software evaluation entirely in synthetic data.
Create and review one fictional session note first. If the workflow does not reduce reconstruction or improve reviewability, a migration will not rescue it.
Name who owns scheduling, intake follow-up, incomplete documentation, client balances, and support. A small practice still needs explicit operating ownership.
Compare the full monthly cost, support model, data-export path, current product boundaries, and the work required to leave. Avoid choosing on AI-note generation alone.
Best early fit
Not the current fit
It can help, but the primary audience is a new or growing non-prescribing therapy practice that can validate a workflow before it has years of records to migrate.
No. The $79 Therapy Practice plan supports superbill-oriented documentation but does not include electronic insurance-claim submission or e-prescribing.
Yes. The public therapy demo uses synthetic, non-PHI people and records. A written workflow assessment also asks only for business-level practice information.
Test one complete fictional workflow: schedule, session context, DAP or BIRP draft, clinician review, treatment-plan continuity, and the next operational action.
Start in synthetic data now, or create a private workspace today — our standard HIPAA Business Associate Agreement is presented for review and electronic acceptance inside your workspace before any real client records are stored.