Review of Upheal: AI that writes progress notes

Описание: There are many options for mental health counselors to use AI for writing progress notes, but which one is ideal? Upheal is an AI progress note generator specifically for mental health therapists and in this video Dr. Maelisa McCaffrey offers an unfiltered review of Upheal.

Maelisa explains how Upheal creates a therapy progress note and how much Upheal costs, along with favorite features of the platform and relevant cautions for mental health therapists to consider when using an AI that writes progress notes. Lastly, she’ll share how well Upheal wrote a counseling progress note.

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Click here to get a copy of the progress notes produced by Upheal: https://www.qaprep.com/upheal-review

Other AI progress note generator reviews in this series:
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Review of Orchid: The EHR with AI that writes progress notes    • Review of Orchid: The EHR with AI that wri...  
Review of ClinicalNotes AI: Mental health progress note generator    • Review of Clinical Notes AI: Mental health...  
Review of Mentalyc: AI Progress note generator    • Review of Mentalyc: AI Progress note gener...  
Can I use ChatGPT to write progress notes?    • Can I use ChatGPT to write progress notes?  
Using AI to write therapy notes    • Using AI to write therapy notes  
More reviews for other AI progress note generators coming soon!

Get the AI Rubric here: https://www.qaprep.com/ai-rubric-handout

Video editing by: Tyllinda
Production assistance by: My Digital Maven

Disclaimer:
I’m not affiliated with Upheal in any way. This is not an ad and I’ve chosen not to receive any compensation for any of these AI platform reviews. This is my own review from my perspective and I recommend you use this as one piece of information to help make your decision about using the platform.

It’s the middle of 2024 and this info will likely change! Use the AI Rubric and ultimately the most important thing is doing what is best for the client. Ask for their consent and respect their decision. Remember that using any electronic system requires more than being HIPAA secure, it also requires you to be privacy conscious and educated about the technology.