Upheal builds AI progress notes and a full EHR for therapists. It generates clinical documentation from recorded session audio or dictated summaries, and the company says 70,000+ providers use it.
Upheal: AI Progress Notes and EHR for Therapists
Upheal is a mental health technology company founded in 2021 by Juraj Chrappa and Martin Horváth, with its team based in Prague and a US parent company, Upheal, Inc. It builds AI progress notes and a full EHR for therapists, generating clinical documentation from recorded session audio or dictated summaries. The company says it is trusted by 70,000+ providers, from solo clinicians to group practices and virtual care companies.
Key Features
Session Capture: Records in-person sessions in the browser or the Upheal Recorder apps for iOS, Android, and macOS, and virtual sessions in any browser tab, desktop app, or Zoom.
Dictate Instead of Record: Clinicians who prefer not to record can dictate or type a short summary and receive a full structured note.
Speaker-Labeled Transcripts: Paid plans include complete session transcripts with each participant labeled.
Templates and Treatment Plans: 30+ templates such as SOAP, DAP, BIRP, and GIRP, plus treatment plans generated from past sessions.
Privacy Defaults: Session audio is deleted by default once notes are generated. The company states HIPAA compliance and SOC 2 Type II certification.
Use Cases
Therapy Progress Notes: Turn individual, couples, or family sessions into signed notes.
Telehealth Sessions: Built-in video calls with notes created automatically.
Group Practices: Consistent AI documentation across clinicians.
Practice Management: Scheduling, billing, and insurance claims in the same EHR.