You see a patient for an hour. The other 167 happen without you. Digital Wellness Academy gives your patients skills to practice between visits, gives you a safety net that watches for distress in real time, and gives you a portal where you walk into every session already knowing what changed. White-label, HIPAA-ready, and built so the AI supports your judgement instead of replacing it.
Not a content library you bolt on and forget. Four systems that work together so your care reaches past the appointment.
Assign courses to a patient's care plan and they practice real skills, guided breathing, thought records, grounding, in the moments you cannot be in the room.
MAIA checks every patient text for distress before anything else, surfaces 988 to the patient, and raises a confidence-scored alert to you, ranked by urgency.
A SOAP composer auto-drafts from patient data and runs locally, never stored on our servers. You edit, sign, and own every word. Medication and risk language stays yours.
GAD-7 and PHQ-9 trends, mood and anxiety trajectories, engagement, and distress episodes, tracked over time so progress is something you can see and defend.
A composite practitioner, running real workflows. The screenshots below follow her through the portal.
Dr. Chen runs a solo telehealth practice in anxiety, depression, and trauma-informed care. She licenses Digital Wellness Academy so a small panel of patients keeps practicing between visits, gets notified the moment the classifier flags distress, and walks into each session already knowing what changed.
Capacity without headcount. Patients do guided work between visits, so each session starts further along.
A floor under risk. Distress is surfaced in real time, not discovered at the next appointment.
Less time on notes. The composer drafts from real data; she edits and signs.
Defensible progress. GAD-7 and PHQ-9 trends she can show patients, referrers, and payers.
Ten real screens, following Dr. Chen from her morning dashboard to a signed session note. Click any screen to enlarge. No mockups.
Watch clinical notes become a patient learning path →
Dr. Chen opens to active patients, alert counts, and pending assignments, with the patients who need attention surfaced before anything else.

Every patient shows mood, assignment progress, open alerts, and current course, so a quick scan tells her who is moving forward and who has gone quiet.

MAIA-scored crisis and distress flags are ranked by confidence and severity, with the context that triggered them, so she can reach out before the next session.

One patient's wellness score, course progress, engagement heatmap, and clinical-practice activity collected in one view, so she starts each session informed instead of catching up.

An advisory read synthesizes assessments, mood, distress, and the active care path into suggested next steps. It supports her judgement and never authors medication or risk content.

The SOAP composer auto-drafts from patient data and runs in the browser, never stored on our servers. It fills empty fields only. Medication and risk language stays with the clinician.

Dr. Chen reviews and labels a sample of MAIA's calls. Those labels feed a retrain gate, so a new safety model only ships when it measurably beats the current one on her practice's real data.

AI retrieval across the curriculum and references lets her pull the right lesson or reference to assign in the moment, grounded in the platform's own content.

Condition care paths track curriculum progress and GAD-7 baseline-to-follow-up outcomes, with lessons pushed straight to the patient's queue and a history that stays intact.

Read-only progress reports a patient chooses to share land here automatically. No PHI in email, every share scoped and revocable, the patient in control of what is shared.
Book a walkthrough and we will show you the portal with your conditions, your branding, and your typical week.
Request a demoDemand for care outstrips the hours in a week. When the only thing you can bill is the appointment, growth means more appointments, which means more hours or more clinicians. There is a ceiling, and burnout sits just above it.
A platform that extends care between sessions changes the unit economics: patients make progress on their own time, your sessions start further along, and a licensed program becomes a second line that does not consume another hour of your day.
A typical week gives each patient one hour of your time, and 167 without it.
Courses your patients can work through between visits, no extra clinician hours.
Validated assessments, including GAD-7 and PHQ-9, tracked as trends over time.
The safety classifier watches every input, so risk is surfaced the moment it appears.
The portal slots into the way you already work, not the other way around.
Generate an invite code. The patient creates an anonymous account and links to your practice.
Pick a condition care path and courses. The lessons land in the patient's queue, ready to practice.
Engagement, mood, and assessment trends update as the patient works, with distress flagged in real time.
A crisis flag reaches you with urgency and context, and the patient already sees the 988 Lifeline.
Open the patient view before the session, then let the composer draft the note you edit and sign.
Run the platform under your own name, colors, and domain. The relationship stays yours; the platform stays in the background.
Practices handling PHI run on a dedicated, BAA-eligible instance with PHI isolation. We sign a Business Associate Agreement before any PHI is involved.
Licensing scales with the size of your panel, not per seat. See pricing
Yes. Practices that handle PHI run on a dedicated, BAA-eligible instance with PHI isolation, and we sign a Business Associate Agreement first. The public learning instance is built to collect no personal identifying information at all, which keeps the surface area small.
No. The AI patient analysis is advisory. It summarizes what changed and suggests next steps, and you accept, edit, or ignore all of it. Medication content and risk determinations are never AI-authored. The clinician owns every decision and every word that gets signed.
No. It is mental health education plus clinician tooling, not a diagnostic device. MAIA is an early-warning safety layer that surfaces 988 and flags concerning language to you. It sits on top of real crisis services and never replaces clinical judgement or emergency care.
Every patient text is checked by MAIA before anything else. Crisis language surfaces 988 to the patient and raises a confidence-scored alert to you. You can review and label a sample of its calls, and those labels feed a retrain gate so the model only ships a new version when it measurably outperforms the current one.
Your practice runs the platform under its own name, colors, and domain, so patients see your brand and you keep the relationship. Setup is a branding pass and a domain, not a new build.
Licensing is a flat fee or a revenue share, scaled to the size of your panel rather than per seat. The pricing page has the current options, and a demo is the fastest way to size it for your practice.
Book a walkthrough and we will show you the provider portal with your conditions, your branding, and a typical clinical week.
Request a demoPatient in crisis? They are routed to 988 immediately. The platform is education and clinician tooling, not a substitute for professional medical judgement or emergency care.