Rewire Clinical EHR

The platform supports SOAP and DAP notes with electronic signatures and treatment plans linked to measurable goals. It lets clinicians review current goals, client check-ins, and assigned activities as they document a session. Its review tools flag unsigned notes and overdue plans, with options to request revisions or cosign notes. This connects session documentation with treatment progress and outstanding review tasks.

This feature links evidence, owners, and due dates to Joint Commission and CARF readiness checks. It identifies chart gaps such as missing signatures, overdue plans, and medication exceptions. Teams can assign corrective actions and verification steps, with reviews preserved in a permanent audit history. Leaders can then see which issues remain open and who is responsible before a survey.

Rewire Clinical EHR tracks admissions from inquiry through arrival and updates bed availability and census as patients enter, transfer, or leave. Its shared board shows room assignments, occupancy, and current levels of care. Teams can coordinate transfers and discharge preparation using the same records. This gives admissions and care staff a current view of capacity before confirming patient placement.

The software carries service details from signed notes into claim preparation and validates claims before electronic submission. Billing teams can track payer responses, correct denials, and assign appeals with deadlines. Its reconciliation tools match payments to services and flag underpayments for review. This lets teams identify outstanding claims and payment differences without reconstructing each case from separate records.

Using this feature, therapists can assign EMDR, somatic, DBT, narrative, and recovery activities within the same clinical record. Somatic and grounding exercises have adjustable timing for individual clients. Outcome measures such as PCL-5, PHQ-9, and GAD-7 appear alongside engagement data, so clinicians can review symptom scores together with participation in assigned practice.