The clinician sets the plan. Althio follows it.
The care plan sets the goals for each patient and what Althio follows toward them: the signals, the homework between sessions and the measures that show progress.
Care plan · Jordan M.
Althio follows
Measures
Progress is measured against goals
Generic check-ins ask everyone the same questions and prove nothing. Support that helps, and progress that counts, both follow the goals the clinician and patient set together.
Three steps, from setup to the session
Set the plan in session
Agree the goals, then choose the signals, homework and measures that track them.
Althio follows it
Check-ins, reminders and exercises come from the plan.
Review it each session
The brief shows how the week went against the plan, and you adjust it.
What is included
Signals to follow
Sleep, mood, avoidance or anything else the plan names.
Practice between sessions
Exercises such as grounding or a wind-down routine, with reminders.
Measures and schedule
Which scales the patient completes and how often.
Escalation protocol
The practice's own rules for who is contacted when risk appears.
Changes at any session
The plan is yours to update whenever treatment changes.
Shared with the patient
The patient knows what Althio follows and why.
What it does and what it does not do
What it does
- Shapes every check-in, reminder and brief
- Records the practice the clinician set
- Changes when you change it
What it does not do
- Choose treatment goals for you
- Add signals you did not ask for
- Contact the patient outside the plan
Protected like the rest of the record
Everything Althio holds is covered by HIPAA and by the business associate agreement Althio signs with every practice. Access is limited to the treating team, and every access is logged.
Who writes the care plan?
The clinician does, usually with the patient in session. Althio follows it and does not change it.
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