Can EASI draft a note from a recorded session?
Yes. EASI includes a recorded-session note workflow. The clinician must review the draft for accuracy and completeness before using it as clinical documentation.
Notes that stay useful after the session
Therapy notes should not disappear into a folder after billing or compliance is complete. In EASI, dated notes can remain connected to goals and become part of later progress, present-level, evaluation, and communication workflows.
Quick answer
EASI supports therapy-note workflows for recorded sessions, dictated or written quick notes, structured entry, and supported telehealth imports. Clinicians can search notes and use a selected date range to prepare progress reports, PLAAFP content, evaluation drafts, SOAP batches, or parent updates for review.
The pain EASI addresses
How it works
Record a session or create a structured, dictated, or written note using the workflow that fits the setting.
Maintain session evidence in the student or patient workspace rather than an isolated document.
Choose relevant dates and prepare a progress report, PLAAFP, evaluation draft, SOAP batch, or parent update.
Verify accuracy, relevance, privacy, and clinical meaning before the draft becomes part of a record or communication.
Recorded or drafted notes require review. The clinician decides what is accurate, clinically relevant, appropriate to disclose, and suitable for a progress report, PLAAFP, evaluation, SOAP record, or parent communication.
Yes. EASI includes a recorded-session note workflow. The clinician must review the draft for accuracy and completeness before using it as clinical documentation.
Available workflows include progress-report drafts, PLAAFP content, evaluation drafts, SOAP batches, and parent updates using a clinician-selected date range.
Goals and dated evidence can be used together in progress-report workflows. The clinician should confirm that each note is linked appropriately and actually supports the stated goal.