Notes
Progress notes & templates
Structured and narrative notes on configurable templates, tailored per program and note type.
CurerTech's clinical documentation is the charting clinicians work in every day — progress notes, group documentation, assessments, and treatment notes, on configurable templates that fit behavioral health and addiction workflows. Notes are structured so the same documentation feeds billing and quality reporting, with no duplicate entry.
Included in the EMR — one of three systems you choose à la carte. Every feature comes configured to your clinic.
What's inside
Charting built for how behavioral health and addiction clinicians actually document care.
Notes
Structured and narrative notes on configurable templates, tailored per program and note type.
Groups
Document a group session once and post the note to every attendee, without duplicate charting.
Assessments
Intake assessments, treatment plans, and clinical notes that flow into the rest of the record.
Sign-off
Sign, co-sign, and route notes for supervisor review, with a clear audit trail.
Less admin
AI helps draft and structure notes from the visit, so clinicians spend less time typing and more with patients.
Audit-ready
Documentation structured to meet payer and audit requirements, captured at the point of care.
Why it matters
Documentation is where clinicians spend much of their day — and where a bad EMR costs the most.
Time
Templates, structured fields, and AI assistance cut the hours spent charting.
Revenue
Structured notes feed billing directly, so documented care turns into clean claims.
Quality
The same documentation feeds measurement-based care and quality reporting, with no re-entry.
Clinicians and therapists spend roughly 35% of their time on documentation and administrative work — time a purpose-built record is designed to give back. (Industry analyses of behavioral health IT, 2025.)
One record
What clinicians document doesn't stay in the note — it moves through the platform.
Documentation questions
It's the clinical charting at the core of the EMR — progress notes, group documentation, assessments, and treatment notes on configurable templates built for behavioral health and addiction care.
Yes. A group session is documented once and the note is posted to every attendee, so group sessions don't mean duplicate charting.
Yes. Templates are configurable by program and note type, so documentation fits how each of your programs works.
Yes. Notes can be signed, co-signed, and routed for supervisor review, with a clear audit trail.
Yes. Structured notes feed RCM (billing) and quality reporting from the same record, so documented care is billed and reported without re-entry.
Get started
Walk through notes, templates, and group documentation with our team.