Clients book their own slots, with the gaps protected
Self-service booking against the hours you actually work, automatic buffers between sessions, and no double-booking. The ten minutes never quietly disappear.
Scheduling, intake, reminders, telehealth and billing — sized for one practitioner, not scaled down from a hospital system.
A therapy hour is fifty minutes. The ten that follow are not spare — they are how you write the note, breathe, and start the next session as a person rather than a calendar entry. TheraBook treats those ten minutes as part of the appointment.
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One email when it opens. No card, no spam, and nothing shared.
An illustrative day. TheraBook has no users yet, so nothing here is a measurement.
Built for one practitioner and a small caseload, rather than a clinic with a front desk and a billing department.
Self-service booking against the hours you actually work, automatic buffers between sessions, and no double-booking. The ten minutes never quietly disappear.
Send the forms ahead, clients complete them on any device, and the answers land in the record instead of on paper in a bag.
Configurable ahead of the session — a couple of days, the day before, an hour before — because a missed slot cannot be resold at short notice.
Sessions run in the browser with nothing for the client to download, and without handing client data to another company to hold.
Send the invoice, track what is paid, and take cards or ACH through Stripe.