AI & Documentation Articles
How AI fits clinical documentation - note drafting, consent, data handling, and clinician sign-off - for behavioral health.
Which States Now Regulate AI in Therapy, and What Each One Asks of You
Illinois, Maine, Nevada and Utah have all passed AI mental health laws, and they do not say the same thing. A clinician's read of what each statute actually requires, with the text quoted.
Telling Clients You Use AI for Notes (Without Losing Trust)
A practical, ethics-first guide to disclosing AI documentation to your clients - what the law actually requires, why honesty raises consent rates, and the line that separates a recording scribe from a scratchpad assistant.
Why CoralEHR Doesn't Require Recording Your Sessions
Most AI scribes work by recording the therapy hour. CoralEHR drafts your note from what you type - no microphone in the room required.
Why a Clinician Must Sign Every AI-Drafted Note
AI scribes can hand back your evenings - but the second a draft enters the record, one question matters: who is accountable for what it says? A care-first case for the only safeguard that holds.