Portable clinical workflow
Support the clinician's work across profiles, evidence, notes, reports, planning, materials, and schedule construction.
For SLP staffing organizations
Give placed clinicians a workflow they can carry into the work.
EASI helps SLPs manage the repeated clinical and administrative work around a caseload while respecting each placement's procedures, templates, privacy requirements, and clinician judgment.
Quick answer
EASI gives staffing organizations a clinician-controlled platform for caseload support, scheduling, recordings and transcripts, therapy notes, progress reports, evaluations, organization-specific templates, planning, and materials. Group deployment and procurement details are available from iTherapy.
The operational problem
The work is fragmented before it is difficult.
- Clinicians entering placements with different schedules, templates, systems, and documentation expectations
- Administrative work consuming time intended for direct services and preparation
- Documentation quality becoming inconsistent when tools and context are fragmented
- Security and contracting questions that must be answered separately for each organization
What EASI connects
One workflow across the caseload
Organization-specific templates
Prepare drafts in clinic or district structures without removing clinician editing or decision-making.
Progress documentation
Connect dated therapy evidence to goals and reporting periods instead of relying on end-of-quarter memory.
Caseload-aware support
Use MySLP for selected profile questions, report review, planning, progress, core boards, literacy, and materials.
Scheduling tools
Account for service requirements and real-world constraints while leaving final schedule decisions with the placement team.
Group deployment support
Request current pricing, onboarding, agreements, and procurement materials for the staffing organization.
Clinician authority is a product requirement.
- EASI does not replace supervision, district procedures, or the clinician's scope of practice.
- The SLP verifies evidence and makes every clinical conclusion and progress designation.
- Organization-specific privacy, contracting, and configuration requirements still require review.
- The clinician edits and approves or signs final documentation.
Procurement can review the details.
- Current group pricing and onboarding options
- BAA and student-data privacy documentation for applicable settings
- Architecture, security control, retention, and incident-response information
- Support for organization and placement procurement review