By level of care
Several clinics, several billing entities, one tenant.
Groups and certified community behavioral health clinics run multiple sites, multiple levels of care, and often multiple tax IDs. That is a permissions and reporting problem before it is a clinical one.
Enterprise available. Multiple billing entities, FHIR access, named support.
What this level of care needs
Six things, and most platforms give you three.
The right-hand column is what an outpatient-built system typically offers for this level of care. It is not a criticism of those products — they were designed for a different job.
What it costs
A 48-seat multi-site group.
Support staff are not priced like clinicians. Admin and billing seats are $60, student interns are $25, and everyone counts toward the band that sets the clinical rate.
Illustrative. Your mix will differ, and metered add-ons — SMS, e-prescribing, eFax, the training library — are billed separately. Every rate above is published on the pricing page.
The problem is separation, not scale
Running four clinics in one system is easy. Keeping their staff, patients, claims and reporting properly separated while still seeing the group as a whole is the part that is hard.
The fastest way to test whether that describes your program is thirty minutes with your own workflows rather than a feature list.
The workflows that matter here
Where this level of care actually lives in the platform.
Audit & compliance
Roles & permissions
A tech, a biller, a clinical director, and an owner should not see the same chart — and at multiple sites, staff at one clinic should not browse another.
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API & FHIR access
A REST API and a FHIR R4 endpoint, switched on by your administrator in Settings — for health information exchange and state reporting partners.
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Payer contracts & rates
Contracted rates stored per payer and per service, so the expected payment is on the claim before it goes out and underpayments are visible the moment the remittance posts.
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Outcome measurement
Twenty-four standardized assessments go out before and after sessions, score themselves, and trend against the patient's baseline.
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