Measurement-based care without the admin
Send PHQ-9, GAD-7 and your own scales between sessions. Althio scores them, puts the trend in the brief and keeps every patient's progress on record.
Jordan M. · last 4 weeks
Outcomes you cannot show do not count
Value-based contracts reward measured improvement, and measurement-based care works only when scores are collected regularly and looked at. Paper forms and manual scoring make that hard to keep up in a full caseload.
Three steps, from setup to the session
Choose the measures
Pick standard scales or your own, and how often each patient completes them.
Patients complete them
Althio sends each measure on schedule, between sessions.
Scores reach the brief
Each score is calculated and shown beside the last one.
What is included
Standard scales
PHQ-9 and GAD-7, scored automatically.
Your own scales
Add the measures your practice already uses.
On a schedule
Sent at the interval the care plan sets.
Scored for you
No manual totals or transcription.
Progress on record
Every score kept on the patient's timeline, so improvement can be shown.
In the brief
The latest score and the change, before the session.
What it does and what it does not do
What it does
- Sends and scores measures
- Shows the change since last time
- Keeps measures on the care plan's schedule
What it does not do
- Diagnose from a score
- Decide what a score means for treatment
- Send measures the clinician did not choose
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.
Which measures are included?
PHQ-9 and GAD-7 are included, and a practice can add its own scales.
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