One caseload. One connected record.
EASI gives speech-language pathologists a caseload workspace that keeps the work around each student or patient connected—from records and goals through therapy, progress documentation, evaluations, and reports.
Quick answer
EASI is SLP caseload management software built around clinical work, not a generic contact list. It connects profiles, supporting documents, goals, therapy notes, reports, evaluation status, MySLP support, and schedule building while leaving all clinical decisions with the SLP.
The pain EASI addresses
How it works
Keep identifying details, history, languages, diagnoses, goals, and selected supporting records together.
Move from evaluation and reports to therapy notes, progress documentation, planning, materials, and MySLP without starting over.
Review report and evaluation status from the caseload, then open the student or patient workspace for the next task.
Carry service requirements and real-world school constraints into the scheduling workflow.
EASI organizes the record and prepares drafts or suggestions. The SLP decides what belongs in the clinical record, interprets the evidence, edits all language, and approves or signs final documentation.
EASI is a clinical workflow workspace, not a claim that every district system can be replaced. It helps the SLP connect evidence, notes, reports, planning, and scheduling; required information can still be transferred into the district's system.
Yes. MySLP can answer questions and prepare plans, drafts, or materials using information the clinician has chosen to keep in the profile. Its output remains advisory and must be reviewed.
EASI uses service requirements when helping build schedules. The current public claim is not that it independently verifies or tracks every delivered service minute.