ERP and OCD practice EHR software
A clinician can assign exposures as homework and read the client's completion rate before the next session, schedule the OCI-R from the measure library, and run an intensive format with several sessions a week on one calendar. The first clinician costs $39 a month.
Choosing an EHR
One that makes the practice between sessions visible, because many exposures with response prevention happen between sessions. On My Best Practice a clinician can assign exposures as homework from the note and read what share of them the client completed, schedule the OCI-R so the client completes it in the portal before each session and the clinician can read the score charted on the Metrics tab, and keep the fear hierarchy and its distress ratings in the customizable treatment plan.
User Highlight
Dr. Anna Edwards, a founder and director of New York Anxiety Treatment, runs an intensive treatment program for anxiety and OCD on My Best Practice. In this User Highlight she explains who the format is for, how it differs from weekly sessions, and what a client can expect from the first day.
J. Ryan Fuller's 2024 post on the Bergen 4-Day Treatment describes the concentrated ERP format and its outcomes at 3 months, 6 months, and long-term follow-up.
ERP on My Best Practice
A clinician can assign the week's exposures from the note and read, before the next session, what percentage of them the client completed. The International OCD Foundation notes that a client eventually learns to do her own ERP exercises between sessions, and those are the homework the chart tracks.
A clinician can keep the fear hierarchy and its distress ratings in the customizable treatment plan, and update it in session.
A clinician can schedule the OCI-R weekly or on any other cadence. The client receives a reminder and completes it in the portal, and the clinician can read the score charted on the Metrics tab. A practice can add the Y-BOCS or another published OCD measure it is licensed to use as a custom measure.
A scheduler can book daily sessions for an intensive program on the same calendar as weekly clients, each client receives a reminder for each session, and a clinician can document every session from the same template.
A clinician can run an exposure session over telehealth inside the EHR, under the Business Associate Agreement My Best Practice signs with every practice, so a client can do the exposure where the trigger is.
A practice can treat child, adolescent, and adult clients in one account, with outcome measures validated for each population, and a clinician can document a family session once with the note synced to each chart.
Questions
Yes. The measure library includes the OCI-R, PHQ-9, GAD-7, PCL-5, AAQ-II, and DERS, and a practice can add any other published OCD measure it is licensed to use at no charge.
Yes. A clinician can assign exposures as homework from the note and read the client's completion percentage before the next session.
A scheduler can book daily sessions on the same calendar as weekly clients, each with its own reminder, and a clinician can document each session from the same template and send the OCI-R on any cadence.
Yes. A practice can treat child, adolescent, and adult clients in one account, and the library includes outcome measures validated for each population.
$39 a month for the first clinician and $19 for each additional clinician. Telehealth is $20 a month per clinician, and schedulers, billers, and bookkeepers are free.
J. Ryan Fuller, Ph.D., a licensed clinical psychologist whose clinical work includes ERP, co-founded it. It was first used at New York Behavioral Health, the private-pay group practice he founded.
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