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Check consent before answering therapy records requests

Records only go out with the right consent. A patient's story is spread across the chart, the hospital, the specialist and the inbox. Pulling it together by hand is slow, and the gaps are where things get missed.

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Saved per request, estimated
~10 min
Role it helps: front desk
1
Steps Tabflows handles for your team
4

How it runs

Starts: When an email requests behavioral health records.

  1. Step 1

    Tabflows reads the request.

  2. Step 2

    Checks SimplePractice for a signed release on file.

  3. Step 3

    Flags missing or expired consent.

  4. Step 4

    Creates a task and drafts a reply for approval.

Everything lands for your team to review, so the clinic stays in charge of every decision.

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Frequently asked questions

What if outside records come in incomplete?

Your front desk sees what's missing. Tabflows pulls together what arrived and flags the gaps for a person to follow up, rather than filling them in.

Do we need to switch from Gmail and SimplePractice?

No. Check consent before answering therapy records requests works inside the Gmail and SimplePractice accounts your clinic already uses. There is nothing to migrate and no new system for your team to learn.

When does it run?

It starts when an email requests behavioral health records. Tabflows works through 4 steps, and the result lands with your front desk, saving an estimated 10 min per request.