April 21st, 2026

Your clients can now download the Upheal app on iOS and Android for a smoother mobile experience for telehealth, not a browser workaround. Fewer dropped connections, less audio trouble, and a more reliable session for everyone.
The app gives clients everything in one place:
Telehealth video calls that work seamlessly on mobile
Forms and session summaries they can access any time
Scheduling so they can see upcoming and past appointments from any device
Clients get in automatically through any session confirmation, form, or summary you send them. There's nothing extra to set up on your end or theirs. You can also send a direct invite from their Client Details page.

Secure messaging: communicate with clients directly in the app instead of going back and forth over email
Client billing: let clients view invoices and manage payments on their own
April 20th, 2026

The assistant has always been good at finding things. Now it can do things. Ask it to prep your morning, chase a payment, or draft a discharge summary, and it handles the work so you don't have to.
Upheal Assistant now has full visibility into your calendar, billing, invoices, client profiles, and session notes, and it can take action in any of those areas on request.
A few things people are already trying:
"Prep me for my day" — see who you're meeting, what's unsigned, and what's outstanding in billing before your first session
"Who has outstanding balances?" — specify how far back to look, and the assistant finds every client with an open balance and sends a reminder
"Write a discharge summary for [client]" — pulls from session notes and drafts a structured summary you can review and sign off on
Upheal Assistant puts you at the very edge of what's possible with AI right now. Watch a quick demo with Product Leader, Jeff Kashou to see it in action:
Schedule, reschedule, or cancel appointments without touching the calendar manually
Create, finalize, and send invoices, or generate superbills for insurance
Draft referral letters, clinical correspondence, and other documents
Send forms or reminders to clients
Look up diagnoses, treatment areas, and contract details
Search across session transcripts and notes
Suggest evidence-based approaches grounded in your client's history
Have an idea for what it should do next? Request a feature or explore the roadmap.
April 17th, 2026

Most therapists aren't staying on SimplePractice because they love it. They're staying because moving years of notes, client records, and session history manually is enough of a reason not to switch.
Upheal's AI migration imports your clients, notes, and data from SimplePractice automatically. No other EHR does this. Most don't try, because parsing years of clinical records is very complex.

Here's how it works:
You export your data from SimplePractice (we guide you through every step)
Upheal's AI processes the exported files and parses your sessions, notes, and clinical records
Everything gets recreated in Upheal: clients, contracts, sessions, documents
The whole process happens without spreadsheets or support tickets, and most therapists are up and running before their next session.
If you're on TherapyNotes, SessionsHealth, Owl, or CounSol, import tools will handle the heavy lifting, and our support team advises on the rest. On something else? Let us know which platform you're using. We're actively building support for more, and your input shapes what we prioritize next.
April 10th, 2026

One of the most-requested note settings is here!
If you work with couples, you can now set client identifiers separately from your individual sessions, so your couples notes refer to clients by first name. No more Client A and Client B.

A few things to know about the change:
Your individual session settings stay the same. Whatever you've set up for individual clients won't change.
Couples sessions will get a new default. Going forward, couples notes will use first name rather than your previous identifier setting.
March 31st, 2026

The Client Portal is a secure space where your clients can access everything related to their care, without needing to email you or track down paperwork.
Book new sessions: if you have self-scheduling enabled for a service, clients can book that session themselves at a time that works for them
Reschedule appointments: clients can reschedule or cancel sessions (if enabled), see what’s scheduled, and join sessions directly from the Portal
Complete forms: any forms you send are accessible directly in the portal, so clients can fill them out in one place rather than searching through their inbox
View past sessions: clients can see a list of all their previous sessions
Access shared session summaries: when you share a session summary, your client can view it in their portal anytime
Clients receive a link to their portal automatically when you send them a form, a session confirmation email, or a shared client summary. If you have an existing client who hasn't received any of these recently, you can send them a direct invite. Go to the Clients view, select a client, and select the new "Share a link to Client Portal" button.
There’s a LOT more on the way! Soon, the Client Portal will make it even easier to stay connected with clients, reduce back-and-forth, and give them more visibility into their care.
Secure messaging: communicate with clients in the portal instead of juggling emails, so quick questions, rescheduling, and follow-ups don’t turn into long threads
Native mobile app: give clients an easy way to access their portal and join telehealth sessions directly from iOS and Android apps
Client billing: let clients view invoices, superbills, and payment status on their own, so you spend less time chasing payments and answering questions about billing
Upheal keeps documentation, billing, forms, and client records in one place, with seamless client communication built in.
March 27th, 2026

Upheal’s real-time, two-way sync with Google Calendar keeps everything aligned automatically, so you can trust what’s on your calendar.
Events created in Upheal appear instantly in Google Calendar
Events from Google Calendar show up in Upheal
Before any booking is confirmed, Upheal checks all connected calendars for conflicts

Want a deeper look at how this works in practice? Read: Therapy Calendar Sync: How to Fix Scheduling Issues and Avoid Double Bookings.
Instead of managing multiple disconnected calendars, you can centralize everything through one source of truth:
Connect Google Calendar to Upheal for real-time, two-way sync
Link tools like SimplePractice, Alma, or other platforms to Google Calendar
See your full availability in one place, without switching tabs
You can also export your Upheal calendar via iCal to view it in apps like Apple Calendar or Outlook.
Most scheduling tools weren’t built for how group practices actually operate. With Upheal, you can coordinate calendars across your entire team.
Practice owners can now:
View calendars across all providers in your practice
Create, update, or delete sessions on behalf of your team
Understand availability across the entire practice
Explore the Upheal calendar ➡️
Upheal gives you one central, reliable view of your availability, with built-in conflict checks and seamless syncing across tools.
It’s HIPAA-compliant scheduling designed for how therapists actually work, whether you’re solo or managing a team.
March 25th, 2026

You can already generate and send professional superbills in Upheal. Now, it’s easier to stay compliant, catch issues before sending, and ensure everything is ready for insurance reimbursement.
What’s new:
Fix missing CPT codes as you go, so your superbills meet insurance requirements
Include only the services you want, and leave out anything that shouldn’t be billed
Preview before sending, so you can catch errors
Want to simplify client payments?
Use Upheal to keep billing, documentation, and client records in one place, and reduce time spent chasing invoices. Getting started is quick. Just add your business details under Payments and you’re ready to invoice.

March 19th, 2026

You no longer need to recreate templates manually. You can now upload an existing note PDF and Upheal will automatically turn it into a template.
AI maps your format to existing Upheal sections where possible, and suggests custom prompts when needed. Once created, the template works like any other in Upheal, so you can edit it or start using it right away.

If you missed last week’s update, you can also turn PDFs into practice forms. Together, these features let you bring both your documentation and intake workflows into Upheal, without rebuilding from scratch.
As this latest feature is in beta, we’d love your feedback. Just let us know here what’s working, or what could be better.
You can request a feature or explore our roadmap to see what’s coming next.
March 13th, 2026

Getting your existing practice forms into Upheal is now easy.
Upload a PDF of an existing form and Upheal will automatically recreate it as a structured form using AI.

Clinicians can now:
Convert existing PDF forms into structured Upheal forms automatically
Save time by avoiding manual form rebuilding
Bring existing forms with them when transitioning from another EHR
You can request a feature or explore our roadmap to see what’s coming next.
March 9th, 2026

One of our most frequently requested features is here! Capturing in-person sessions is now easier with the Upheal app for Android.
If you use an Android phone or tablet, you can capture sessions directly from your device and have the recording automatically uploaded to Upheal. Your notes will then be generated in your Upheal account in the browser as usual.
Simple session capture: Record in-person sessions directly from your Android phone or tablet.
Automatic upload to Upheal: Once the session is captured, the recording uploads automatically so your notes can be generated without extra steps.
Works with your existing workflow: Your session notes appear in Upheal just like recordings captured from other sources.
Download the app from the Google Play Store or search for Upheal Recorder.
Install the app on your Android phone or tablet.
Log in with your Upheal credentials and start recording your session.
Tip: Set your device to Do Not Disturb while recording. Incoming calls can interrupt the session capture.