AZZLY

What Is AZZLY?

AZZLY, delivered through its AZZLY Rize platform, combines electronic health records, practice management, and Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) in a behavioral health-focused system. It allows medical staff to work from a shared patient record, with role-based permissions displaying only the screens relevant to each user’s responsibilities. This reduces duplicate data entry and gives intake, clinical, and billing teams access to the same information. Collectively, these capabilities help clinicians improve workflow continuity and reduce handoffs between departments.

What Is AZZLY Best For?

AZZLY is best known for connecting clinical documentation directly to billing. Clinicians can record and feed encounters into automated claim creation, remittance posting, and fee schedule setup. This helps billing staff not to re-key information from the chart. Charge masters, payer rules and modifiers can be configured alongside ICD-10 and DSM-5 codes, which supports cleaner submissions. This workflow suits small and mid-sized treatment programs without a dedicated billing department, because it shortens the path from service to payment.

How Much Does AZZLY Cost?

AZZLY pricing is estimated to fall between $50 and $150/user/month, according to industry benchmarks for similar behavioral health and addiction treatment EHR solutions.  

In addition to the base subscription costs, organizations should account for the following potential expenses:

• Implementation And Setup: $500-$5,000, depending on program size and configuration complexity
• Data Migration: $1,000-$8,000, based on the volume of patient records and conversion requirements from the existing system
• Staff Training: $500-$5,000, depending on the number of clinical, billing, and administrative users
• E-Prescribing (With PDMP And Lab Integrations): $25-$50/prescriber/month, typically billed as an add-on
• Revenue Cycle Management: 3-8% of collections if AZZLY provides managed billing services rather than software alone

Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.

AZZLY Integrations

AZZLY supports integration with multiple Merchant Services, Lab Interfaces, e-Prescribing, and PDMP systems.

How Does AZZLY Work?

Once you have logged into AZZLY, here’s how you can further navigate the platform:

• Work with the implementation team to configure programs, levels of care and forms during guided onboarding and training
• Register patients through intake and admissions, either by staff entry or by sending forms through the portal for e-signature
• Schedule appointments on the calendar and let automated reminders notify patients ahead of each visit
• Document care in each chart, including treatment plans, progress notes and medication orders sent through e-prescribing
• Route alerts through the work list so supervisors can review open items
• Create claims from completed encounters, post electronic remittances and review payer responses in the billing module
• Review productivity, financial and census reports to monitor program performance and prepare for audits

Who Is AZZLY For?

AZZLY serves a range of behavioral health and addiction treatment programs, including:

• Mental health
• Outpatient care
• Residential treatment
• Psychiatric rehabilitation
• Addiction treatment
• Medication-assisted treatment
• Telehealth

AZZLY Use Cases

Based on AZZLY features and available user feedback, these are key scenarios where the software can fit behavioral health organizations:

1. New Treatment Programs Building Their Clinical And Billing Workflows

For newly launched behavioral health and addiction treatment programs, AZZLY helps unify clinical documentation, patient records, scheduling, and revenue cycle processes in one system. Its EHR, practice management, and RCM capabilities assist users to cover workflows from intake through billing. Users particularly appreciate its centralized data management. 

2. Clinical Directors Reviewing Documentation And Staff Workflows

Clinical directors can use AZZLY to monitor documentation and staff activity through productivity reports, role-based permissions, alerts, and other administrative controls. The platform also includes a master library of forms and tools for managing treatment plans and clinical documentation. For organizations preparing compliance reviews or audits, these capabilities can give supervisors greater visibility into documentation and operational activity across their teams. Clinicians laud its reporting capabilities and extensive customization.

3. Billing Teams Managing Authorizations Across Multiple Payers

When billing staff need to monitor approved services alongside delivered care, AZZLY provides authorization tracking and a prior-authorization countdown. These capabilities can help teams monitor remaining authorization periods and identify when additional approval may be needed. Because the RCM functionality sits within the same platform as the patient record, billing staff can work from connected clinical and financial information. Reviewers highlight its ability to monitor staff’s communication and keep documents aligned.

4. Multi-Level Treatment Providers Coordinating Inpatient And Outpatient Care

Behavioral health and addiction treatment providers operating across multiple levels of care can use AZZLY to configure documentation and workflows around different programs. The software lists outpatient, intensive outpatient, residential, inpatient psychiatric rehabilitation, and detox among the programs it serves. Users have highlighted the platform’s ease of navigation and straightforward documentation management.

Is AZZLY Right For You?

AZZLY is worth consideration for organizations that operate behavioral health or addiction treatment programs and need clinical documentation and revenue-cycle processes connected in one platform. Its configurable forms and multi-location support help accommodate organizations ranging from smaller facilities to larger treatment operations.  

The software is HIPAA compliant and hosted in Microsoft Azure Private Cloud, while its privacy policy describes firewall, password protection, and restricted access controls.

Healthcare interoperability is becoming increasingly standards-driven, with FHIR-based exchange and expanded USCDI requirements shaping EMR development in 2026. AZZLY Rize aligns with this direction through certified health IT capabilities, bi-directional lab integrations, e-prescribing, medication management, and a patient engagement portal. These capabilities help behavioral health organizations connect clinical workflows while maintaining patient information within a centralized EMR environment.

Looking for guidance on AZZLY’s fit for your organization? Reach out to us at (661) 384-7070.