🚀 Major Features & Enhancements
Clinical Documentation
Note Addendums: Providers can now amend a signed note without losing the original record. Corrections — like a typo in a clinical summary or an incorrect date of service — are added as addendums that preserve full audit history, giving care teams accuracy without sacrificing accountability. Providers can also view the complete amendment history for a note, seeing what changed, when, and by whom, directly from the note card.
Alerts & Notifications
Urgent Alert Emails for Custom Program Providers: Site Settings now lets organizations include Custom Program Providers among the recipients of urgent alert emails, so this care team role is no longer left out of critical patient safety notifications.
Care Team Management
"No Custom Program Provider" Filter: Care teams can now filter for patients in a Program who haven't yet been assigned to a Custom Program Provider, making it easier to spot and close assignment gaps.
Activity Tracking
Clearer Missed vs. Skipped Status: The Activity Log now distinguishes between assessments a patient "Missed" (no assessment completed by the due date) and ones that were "Skipped" (a provider completed the same assessment within 7 days of the due date), giving clinicians a more accurate view of patient engagement.
Assessment Library Expansion
PMQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire-9 for Mania): A new clinical assessment that screens for and monitors symptoms of mania in adults over the past week. It's frequently paired with the PHQ-9 to give a complete picture of Bipolar Disorder symptoms, supporting more comprehensive measurement-based care.
LEC-5 (Life Events Checklist for DSM-5): A new self-report screener that identifies lifetime exposure to potentially traumatic events, yielding an trauma exposure profile to guide further PTSD assessment.
MSSI-SR-R (Modified Scale for Suicidal Ideation Self-Report-Revised): An 18-item self-report measure for identification and ongoing monitoring of suicidal risk acuity and severity, intended for higher-risk populations and higher levels of care.
Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ) Suite*: The full set of self-report and parent-report SDQ assessments — Baseline and Follow-Up versions across ages 2-4, 4-10, and 11-17 — is in final validation, expanding screening and ongoing monitoring of emotional and behavioral difficulties in youth.
C-SSRS Screener Self-Report Suite*: Two new Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale screeners — a standard self-report screener and a "since last visit" version — will support initial and ongoing suicide risk monitoring for ages 6 and up, guiding referral and level-of-care decisions.
VADTRS (Vanderbilt ADHD Diagnostic Teacher Rating Scale)*: A new teacher-report form for ADHD assessment, used alongside the parent-report version to support diagnostic workflows.
*A note on feature availability: New assessments and capabilities — including caregiver and parent-report measures — are sometimes released to production behind a feature flag and rolled out to customer environments in phases. If you don't see a new feature reflected in your clinician or admin menu, please reach out to your Customer Success representative to confirm availability and enablement for your organization.
🔮 Coming Soon
Expected in the next 1-2 releases (within 4 weeks)
New Clinical Assessments
Adult Hope Scale (HOPE): A new strengths-based measure of dispositional hope in adults, supporting goal-directed intervention planning and monitoring of change in hope over the course of treatment.
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