🚀 Major Features & Enhancements
Assessment Library Expansion
EAT-26 (Eating Attitudes Test)
A 32-item brief version of the original 40-item EAT measure for adolescents and adults, with 26 items assessing symptoms of eating disorders and related problems, and 6 additional questions assessing problematic eating behaviors in the past six months. The EAT-26 is one of the most widely used screening tools for identifying individuals who may warrant further evaluation for eating disorder symptoms.
PACS (Penn Alcohol Craving Scale)
A 5-item self-report measure assessing frequency, intensity, and duration of alcohol craving, and ability to resist drinking over the previous week. The PACS can help practitioners gauge severity of cravings related to drinking, and be used to monitor treatment changes, outcomes, and relapse risk.
Patient Wellness & Experience
Guided Breathing UI/UX Redesign (Web)
The Guided Breathing activity on web has been updated with a redesigned user interface when the activity is assigned by a provider directly or as a part of a Journey. The refreshed layout features updated visual styling and animations for a more polished patient experience.
🔮 Coming Soon
Expected in the next 1–2 releases (within 4 weeks)
Separated Consent and Invite Controls
Overview: The Add Client and Edit Client forms will be updated to clearly separate two currently combined actions: recording a patient's communication consent and sending an invitation. Providers will be able to record SMS or email consent independently of whether an invite is sent immediately, eliminating the current workaround of creating a client with toggles off and editing afterward.
Key Capabilities:
Add Client form: separate consent checkbox and explicit "Invite now" options for SMS and email
Edit Client form: consent toggle only, plus last invite sent date; resend functionality unchanged
Invitation section hidden automatically on sites where invitations are set to "Unavailable"
Setting the invite flag to "yes" will also set the associated consent flag to true, editable at any time
Important Notes:
Applies consistently across both SMS and email channels
No configuration required; behavior change will apply to all sites upon release
New Clinical Assessment Tools
Overview: Five new validated clinical assessments will be added to the assessment library, expanding screening and monitoring capabilities across pediatric, eating disorder, and anxiety domains.
Upcoming Assessments:
BFS-Youth (Behavior and Feeling Survey): A brief 12-item rating scale assessing internalizing (anxiety, depression) and externalizing (behavior, conduct) problems in youth ages 7-15. Designed for screening, weekly progress monitoring, tracking change over time, and informing care decisions.
SCARED-C (Screen for Child Anxiety Related Emotional Disorders - Child): A widely validated screening tool for assessing anxiety symptoms in children, commonly used for screening anxiety disorders, treatment planning, progress monitoring, and research on childhood anxiety across clinical, school, and research settings.
PSC (Pediatric Symptom Checklist): A 37-item parent-report screening questionnaire designed for children ages 6-17. Covers a broad range of emotional and behavioral areas, including attention difficulties, externalizing, and internalizing problems. The PSC provides assessment of psychosocial functioning and is useful for case planning, tracking changes, and outcomes.
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