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The EHR Built for
Mental Health Practices
AdvancedMD’s EHR supports core clinical and operational workflows for independent healthcare practices. The video below provides an overview of the AdvancedMD EHR, including charting, patient records, and day‑to‑day clinical workflows.
Mental health clinics use this platform because it supports the documentation, assessments, and care workflows common in therapy, psychiatry, and behavioral health.
Core EHR Capabilities Mental Health Clinics Depend On
AdvancedMD EHR covers the fundamentals mental health teams need to run clinical operations smoothly. Providers can document encounters, manage patient records, and track care over time using a structured, unified system. Clinicians also use the EHR to:
- Capture detailed visit notes
- Maintain accurate patient histories
- Support continuity of care across recurring sessions
- Access centralized patient information
- Stay focused during appointments instead of navigating disconnected systems
Mental Health
Specific Tools Within the EHR
In addition to core EHR functionality, AdvancedMD includes tools commonly used by mental and behavioral health clinics, helping support documentation, assessments, and ongoing care.
Mental health teams use AdvancedMD EHR to:
Document visits using templates aligned to common mental health and behavioral health conditions
Support structured intake and assessment workflows for therapy and psychiatry patients
Capture patient‑completed questionnaires and incorporate them directly into the clinical record
Track treatment plans and patient progress across recurring sessions
These features help standardize documentation while giving clinicians the clinical detail they need to support diagnosis, treatment planning, and long‑term care.
Supports Therapy, Psychiatry, and Behavioral Health Teams
AdvancedMD supports a wide range of mental health professionals, including therapists, counselors, psychologists, and psychiatrists—from solo providers to group practices—with shared records and standardized documentation. As practices grow, they can continue using the same EHR to support multiple providers while keeping patient records organized and compliant.
Watch the EHR Overview