Treatment plans, drafted in minutes — reviewed and owned by you.
Tx Plan turns a few structured clinical inputs into a well-formed draft: goals, measurable objectives, and interventions matched to the diagnosis. You review, edit, and paste the finished plan into your EMR.
The problem
Writing a solid treatment plan by hand is slow and repetitive. The clinical judgment is yours — but turning it into payer-ready language eats time you'd rather spend with clients.
What Tx Plan does
You supply the clinical structure. Tx Plan drafts the language. You stay in control the whole way, editing every line before it counts as your plan.
Three steps to a draft
Structured inputs in. A clean, review-ready plan out — with nothing that identifies your client.
Set the clinical picture
Add one or more diagnoses in tabs, pick symptoms and mark which cause the greatest distress, note client-stated goals, and set the domain sliders.
Generate the draft
Tx Plan produces goals, measurable objectives, and diagnosis-appropriate interventions in seconds — each goal labeled by domain.
Review, track, and use
Edit anything, rate goal progress over time, then copy the finished plan straight into your EMR. The final version is yours.
Made for how clinicians actually work
Every feature exists to save time without taking the clinical decisions out of your hands.
Multi-diagnosis tabs
Handle more than one diagnosis in a single plan, each with its own DSM-5 category and symptom set.
Priority symptom picker
Choose from a fast, flat symptom list and flag the ones causing the greatest distress.
Client-stated goals
Capture up to three goals in the client's own terms, kept front and center in the plan.
Domain sliders
Rate functioning across psychological, social, and occupational domains, with guidance on each level.
Editable, measurable goals
AI-drafted goals arrive with measurable objectives — fully editable and labeled by domain.
Progress tracking
Rate goals against clear anchors and watch progress over time on a simple graph.
Considerations section
Flag possible medical or substance-related causes so they aren't overlooked.
Copy for EMR
One click formats the whole plan to paste cleanly into the record you already use.
Organized the way you think
Plans are built on a biopsychosocial structure so nothing important slips through. Goals can span more than one domain — just like real cases.
No patient names. Ever.
Tx Plan works entirely from de-identified clinical inputs — no names, no dates of birth, no identifying details. The identified record stays where it belongs: in your EMR. It's a deliberate design choice, meant to lower the hesitation clinicians feel about bringing AI into their workflow.
A drafting aid — not a decision-maker
AI-written content can sound right and still be wrong. Tx Plan is built around that reality.
You review everything
Every field is editable. Nothing becomes part of your plan until you've read it, changed what needs changing, and approved it.
Built-in disclaimers
Each generated plan carries a clear note affirming clinician responsibility and the limits of AI — so the standard of care stays with you.
Where Tx Plan is headed
A working preview today, with more coming as development continues.