Picture this: it's Sunday evening, and you're working through a stack of student session notes before Monday's clinic. By the third note, you're circling the same problem in the Assessment section....
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Picture this: it's the last week of the semester. A student's clinical hours are logged in one system, her session notes are somewhere else, and her off-campus supervisor's co-signature is still...
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It's the first day of a new semester. Students are eager, supervisors are stretched, orientation ran 20 minutes long, and HIPAA training got handled the way it often does: a document to read, a form...
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If you run a university speech clinic, you've probably already tried a speech therapy EMR that technically works but wasn't built for you. The features are there — scheduling, notes, maybe billing —...
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How SLP Supervisors Can Review Student Documentation in Real Time (Without the Email Chains)
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It's 5:45 PM and you're staring at a shared drive with three versions of the same SOAP note, two cosignature requests sitting in email, and no clear idea which file is the most current one. The...
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Most articles ranking for "best EMR for speech therapists" were written by the companies selling them. You probably knew that. The SLP subreddit knows it too. So does every Facebook group where...
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You agreed to mentor a clinical fellow. Maybe your clinic director asked, or a new grad you'd worked with reached out and hoped you'd say yes. So you said yes. Then you sat down to figure out what...
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You're a school-based SLP with 55 students across three buildings. IEP season is two months out. Your district gave you a SPED platform that logs attendance and generates service minutes reports —...
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You submit billing at the end of the week. Maybe you handle it yourself, or maybe you hand it off to a front desk person who's doing the best they can without clinical training. Then, 30 days later,...
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You're a great speech-language pathologist. Your caseload is full, your outcomes are strong, and you keep coming back to the same thought: "I could do this on my own." You're probably right. But...
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