Tyler Schow, Author at BreezyNotes EHR

Everything You Need to Know About Our Multi-Function Calendar

01.01.2016 Calendar, Support Posts

BreezyNotes starts with the calendar. The calendar is used for more than just scheduling appointment types. You use it to indicate which category of appointment you are having: Diagnostic Assessment - Ties to the standard DA or Intake form Office Visit - Ties to the Progress Note ...

Write/Create a Progress Note

01.01.2016 Notes & Forms, Support Posts

The BreezyNotes EHR Progress Note is based upon the SOAP (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) note. It pulls information from the Diagnostic Assessment, the appointment and the previous Progress Note (if it exists). Create an appointment for your client by dragging his/her name to the calendar. ...

Introducing the BreezyNotes NoteBank: A simple and fair customer referral program.

08.12.2015 Blog, BreezyNotes Facts, Fun, Start-Up

BreezyNotes was built on a few simple concepts, one of which is "Customers First." It's only natural that our customer referral program reflects that, and with our pay-per-note pricing structure it made perfect sense to have a “pay-with-notes” referral program. That’s how we came up with...

Full Service EHR. Lemonade Stand Pricing.

18.11.2015 Blog, BreezyNotes Facts

A lemonade stand is business at its finest. $0.50 per cup. Pay for what you drink. Simple and straightforward. We did something similar with BreezyNotes, only we charge per note. Pay for what you use. Simple and straightforward. A First for Behavioral Health BreezyNotes is the first behavioral health EHR to offer...

MAMFT Fall Conference: What We Learned from Therapists About EHR Systems

04.11.2015 Blog, News and Interest

Last week, we joined hundreds of therapists the Minnesota Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (MAMFT) Fall Conference. Armed with candy and our Life is a Breeze sweepstakes, we spent the day chatting with therapists about EHRs and practice management. We covered the gamut with conference...

5 Steps to Simplify a Therapist’s EHR

27.10.2015 Blog, Uncategorized

We’ve heard recently that many EHR systems are built without any input from the medical professionals who use them. Yikes. From our own mental health-based system research, we know that therapists are often sold overpowered EMR systems built for doctors. Those systems might have a mental health “module.” The end result...