that was another thing - the night I was actually going to leave back to Hobbs, NM was back around middle March 2025 I was like, "I just can't do this anymore" groundhog day ... perhaps prank where I kept having to keep logging in and logging in and even made a complaint to simplepractice about it too it's like would they have the compatbility to mess with your accounts to that extent to mess with your simplepractice login - causing you to keep logging out after 2 minutes into filling out your practice info and that "only" happened on groundhog day too this has been very disorienting for me - a lot of this exhausting - I was already exhausted when this started too you didn't think you could feel worse like in December 2024 I was like, "I don't know if I can get sicker than this right now" and then it kept going I should have gotten out of that place sooner - Hobbs has been like a reprieve thankfully from it but I'm still stuck in the nothing out here again

Most #mentalhealth practitioners satisfied with work, financially stable, SimplePractice finds monkeylink.co/9d95ec via @FierceHealth #healthcare

Most #mentalhealth practitioners satisfied with work, financially stable, SimplePractice finds monkeylink.co/9d95ec via @FierceHealth #healthcare

Most web developers building sites for therapists and medical professionals aren't thinking about any of this. Here's what they miss: Contact forms that aren't HIPAA-compliant encrypted channels. Standard form builders (Gravity Forms, WPForms, basic Squarespace forms) are not compliant for collecting PHI — and "what brings you in today?" on your intake form IS PHI. Scheduling tools that aren't BAA-covered. Tools like Calendly, in their standard form, don't sign Business Associate Agreements. You need one. Acuity, SimplePractice, and Jane App do. Your developer needs to know the difference. Website hosting without a BAA. If your site collects any patient data and your host doesn't offer a BAA, you have a problem. Generic WordPress hosting doesn't cover this. Google Analytics tracking patient behavior. If someone visits your depression therapy page and fills out a form, that behavioral data touching a form submission can become a compliance issue depending on configuration. Blog content that inadvertently identifies clients. A case study that's "anonymized" but recognizable to the person it describes is still a violation. Third-party chat widgets. That Tidio or Intercom widget on your site? If a prospective patient types their symptoms into it, where does that data go? Whose servers? What's the retention policy?

Most #mentalhealth practitioners satisfied with work, financially stable, SimplePractice finds monkeylink.co/9d95ec via @FierceHealth #healthcare

Clinicians! I saw a message from SimplePractice — one of many practice programs that now use AI, stating to their customers that they will be using patient sessions to train their AI. They say they will decouple the data from any identifying information pertaining to patients and clinicians. What are your thoughts on informing patients? Educating patients? Is this being done? Done in earnest?

Most mental health practitioners report strong job satisfaction and financial stability, according to recent findings from SimplePractice. It highlights positive momentum in behavioral health practice sustainability and provider wellbeing. #EMRFinder #EMRSystems #MentalHealth

Most #mentalhealth practitioners satisfied with work, financially stable, SimplePractice finds monkeylink.co/9d95ec via @FierceHealth #healthcare

There are 190,000 therapists in private practice in the US. Every single one has to figure out taxes, bookkeeping, and payroll on their own. Most end up using QuickBooks. Built for restaurants and retailers. Not for therapy practices. @joinheardinc - a fintech startup backed by real investors, built the only financial platform designed specifically for therapists. Bookkeeping, taxes, payroll, quarterly estimates. All in one place. By people who understand what a therapy practice actually looks like. But ask ChatGPT: Best app to manage income and taxes as a self-employed therapist? Best banking tools are for private practice therapists? QuickBooks. FreshBooks. Zoho Books. Mercury. Novo. Relay. QuickBooks. Heard doesn't appear once. Here's what makes this case fascinating. Heard actually has decent bones: DR 52, 1,400 monthly visitors, 301 referring domains, 51 organic keywords. They are producing content. They are getting traffic. But look at the content gap: • "Simple practice": 178k searches/mo • "Therapy notes": 74k searches • "Bookkeeping services": 16k searches. Every therapist in America who searches for practice management tools lands on SimplePractice. Every therapist who searches for bookkeeping help lands on QuickBooks. Neither of those tools was built for therapists. Heard was. The root cause is specific: Heard is publishing educational content for therapists who already know them. They're not showing up where therapists are actually searching before they find a solution. Here's the fix that's unique to their situation: There are over 22k keywords their competitors rank for that Heard has zero presence on. But the one that matters most costs almost nothing to own: "bookkeeping for therapists" - a direct buyer intent keyword with meaningful volume and a KD of near zero. No major platform owns it. Heard should. One comprehensive guide on that exact topic, written by someone who understands therapy practice finances, gets Heard cited by every AI model answering that question permanently. 190,000 therapists. One platform built specifically for them. ChatGPT recommends QuickBooks instead. ------------------------------------------------------------ Is your startup invisible on AI? DM for a free audit.

Welcome to the final week of MVA101 Series. Term9: Practice Management Software (PMS) PMS handles the business side of running a medical practice. This includes: → Patient scheduling and appointment management → Billing and insurance claims → Payment processing and collections → Reporting and analytics → Staff and task management Popular PMS platforms: → SimplePractice — Widely described as a leading practice‑management platform for mental‑health and wellness professionals. → Kareo (now Tebra) — Described as strong for small / independent practices, with combined EHR and PMS features → Athenahealth — Characterized as combining EHR PMS in a single cloud platform. → AdvancedMD — Marketed as a cloud‑based PMS/EHR solution used across many independent practices and groups, including multi‑provider settings. → Jane App — allied health, clean UI Quick distinction: EHR = manages clinical records PMS = manages business operations Many platforms now combine both. MVAs who understand both are especially valuable.

EHR Systems Deep Dive: Not all EHR platforms are created equal. Here's a quick breakdown every MVA should know: Epic → Largest US hospital systems; powerful but complex Athenahealth → Cloud-based; widely used in telehealth & small practices DrChrono → Mobile-first; great for small independent practices Kareo (now Tebra) → Built for independent providers; strong billing tools SimplePractice → Go-to for mental health & therapy practices Jane App → Popular with allied health; clean interface As an MVA, your EHR fluency directly determines your value to clients. Start with one, get comfortable, then expand. Which platform are you learning first? 👇

أخصائي علاج طبيعي؟ ⏱️ تبغى تقارير SOAP جاهزة وسريعة؟ قوالب مجانية قابلة للتحميل من SimplePractice توفر لك ساعات كل أسبوع. حملها الآن 👉 simplepractice.com/resource/… #Documentation #Physio #SOAPNotes

.@simplepractice I just received an invoice from you that includes my therapist’s social security number. I’m now worried that my payment information is also not safe with your app.

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@simplepractice You deleted my help request. I had to reach out here because your system doesn't work and there is no way to reach you. You said on X to DM you but your DM isn't active. I guess your platform is unreliable if you can't get folks signed up for demos or address their concerns. My colleague gave your onboarding dept my contact and they never reached out, as well. #EHRs #customerservice

I help healthcare providers save time & focus on patient care by managing their admin tasks efficiently. Experienced with SimplePractice, EHR, scheduling, patient intake, and telehealth support. DM me or email chidileticia28@gmail.com and let’s get started! #Leticia #MedicalVa

A Behaviorial Health Clinician's Perspective on AI Clinical Notes #BehavioralHealth @PrimebyPRI @simplepractice #Hcldr healthcareittoday.com/?p=253…

A Behaviorial Health Clinician's Perspective on AI Clinical Notes #HITsm @PrimebyPRI @simplepractice healthcareittoday.com/?p=253…

Most therapists look at EHR pricing like this: SimplePractice: $49-99/mo TherapyNotes: $69/mo Jane: $54-99/mo Sessions: $39/mo Doesn't sound too bad. But here's what nobody tells you about the real cost.