Introducing Amy N.
Amy N. is a Manhattan-based psychotherapist who has successfully managed her practice for over 25 years. While her practice was thriving, Amy’s workflow was fragmented across several tools. She used Google Calendar for scheduling, QuickBooks for private-pay billing, OneNote for handwritten patient notes on her tablet, Availity to submit insurance claims, MS Word for creating insurance statements, and OneDrive to share files between her Midtown and Upper West Side offices. While each tool was effective on its own, Amy found herself repeatedly entering the same information across multiple platforms—appointments, insurance billing, patient notes, and statements.
This repetitive data entry, along with correcting errors, resubmitting insurance claims multiple times, and trying to organize her practice, took up a significant amount of time. By the end of each day, Amy spent just as much time managing the administrative side of her practice as she did seeing patients. Worse yet, she had no clear overview of her practice’s financial performance or patient balances.