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Develop a practice-level setting for fully Out-of-Network practices!

1. Add a setting in Settings > Business Details (or Billing): "This practice is exclusively out-of-network with all insurers" (toggle). When enabled: Hide/remove insurance enrollment, payer management, and in-network claim filing workflows (because practices that are not in network don’t need to see any of this and if it is showing, the clients could get very confused, thinking that they should upload their insurance card and details. Suppress insurance-related UI elements from billing, superbill, and client setup flows. Display a clear label confirming out-of-network status on the practice profile. Simplify the overall billing experience for practices that will never file insurance claims. 2. Identified-Patient Designation on Couples Contracts When onboarding or viewing a couples contract, the client would see a field in the portal that reads, "Identified-Patient for Out of Network insurance filing” with options.: "Not applicable / no insurance filing""[Partner A Name]'s policy""[Partner B Name]'s policy"Clients should be able to set or update this in their portal during initial setup. 3. Superbill Auto-Population When generating a superbill for a couples session: Pre-populate the "Patient Name" / "Policyholder" field with the designated identified-patient. Show a confirmation step: "This superbill will be filed under [Partner Name]. Correct?"Allow override if needed, but the default is intelligent. Why This Matters: Eliminates UI clutter for out-of-network-only practices. Reduces manual work — providers don't have to hand-edit superbill names for every couples session. Clarifies for clients which partner should submit the claim, reducing reimbursement delays and confusion. Scales effortlessly — once set on the contract, it applies to all future superbills for that couple. Use Case: A couples therapist, out-of-network with all insurers, creates a couples contract. During portal setup, Partner A indicates they want their name used as the “Identified Patient” on the Superbills, so they can file for reimbursement using their out-of-network benefits. When the provider generates a superbill, Partner A's name automatically appears as the patient. Partner A downloads the superbill and submits it to their carrier.

Liza Shaw 1 day ago

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Client Billing

Psychological assessment template

I do a lot of psychological assessments and use NovoNote for their templates. I think Upheal should create some. These are the ones NovoNote has related to assessment (I use all the neuropsych assessment related ones, comprehensive psychology report, and the ADHD/ASD ones). They have 118 templates total that include different therapy types as well. Here are their assessment templates: First Session – Intake ADHD Clinical Interview (Adult) ADHD Clinical Interview (Parent/Carer) Autism Clinical Interview (Adult) Autism Clinical Interview (Parent/Carer) DIVA-5 Assessment for ADHD MIGDAS-2 (Adults, Children/Adolescents, Limited Verbal Fluency, Parent/Carer, Teacher) ADOS-2 Modules 1–4 ADHD/Autism Diagnostic Report Developmental History Interview – Child Cognitive Assessment Child Cognitive Assessment Report Adult Cognitive Assessment Report Child Assessment Summary for Parent/Teacher Neuropsychology Pre-Assessment Interview Neuropsychological Assessment Session Neuropsychological Assessment Neuropsychology Feedback Session OT Functional Capacity Assessment Interview Cosmetic Readiness Assessment Drug and Alcohol Initial Assessment Eating Disorder Session (Adult) Psychiatric Clinical Interview and Assessment Comprehensive Psychological Evaluation Report Treatment Summary Report – Third Party Request

Kayzim Suárez-Reyes 2 days ago

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Feature Request

Planned

Feature Request: Automated Daily Reconciliation Report

Upheal should provide the feature of an automated daily report that breaks down all payments received, invoices created, and refunds issued, scoped to the end of each business day. The report should be customizable by the provider and tied to their timezone. Requested Details: The report should include: Total payments received (broken down by method: card, manual, ACH, etc.) Number of invoices paid that day Refunds issued Net revenue for the day Unpaid balance (outstanding invoices) Any flagged items (failed charges, overdue invoices, etc.) Why: Reconciliation: Therapists can quickly compare the daily breakdown against merchant statements (Stripe, payment processor reports) without manually pulling data. Efficiency: Eliminates the need to log in and check payment analytics manually each day. Accuracy: Reduces the chance of missing or mismatching transactions. Customization: Allow providers to opt in/out and choose their preferred time (e.g., 5 PM end of business day). This kind of report could be set to send to us each day at the same time, adn we should be able to choose how we receive it. Some might prefer receiving it via email. I would actually rather the report arrive in my inbox in Upheal, so that it doesn’t clutter up my already dumpster-fire of an inbox in my email! :-)

Liza Shaw 5 days ago

1

Client Billing

Backlog

Feature Request: Couples/Family Portal Access Parity

Summary: Enable couples and family therapy clients to access their individual client portals with the same functionality and features available to individual therapy clients. Current State: Individual therapy clients have full access to their client portal, where they can view session summaries, complete forms, access resources, manage account settings, view billing history, and self-schedule appointments. Requested Change: Extend comparable portal access to clients in couples and family therapy contracts. Each family member should be able to access their own portal view, similar to individual clients, to: View session summaries and progress updates Complete and track assigned forms Access practice resources and announcements Manage their own account preferences View billing history and account balance Self-schedule appointments for the couple/family Rationale: Consistency: Removes confusion about different feature sets across account types. Engagement: Increases client engagement and transparency in multi-person therapy. Autonomy: Allows clients to take ownership of scheduling and billing visibility. Compliance: Aligns with modern consent and transparency practices in couples and family work. Usability: Reduces friction for therapists managing multiple family members on one contract.

Liza Shaw 5 days ago

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Client Portal & Messaging