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Upheal

AI progress notes and session insights for therapists.

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HIPAA CompliantBAA Availablefreemium
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Overview

Upheal is an AI-native EHR for mental health professionals. It generates progress notes from sessions and adds session analytics, scheduling, HIPAA-compliant telehealth video, a client portal, payments, and insurance claims in one system. It has a free plan, a flat-rate AI Notes plan, and EHR plans billed per session or at a flat monthly rate.

Pros
  • +Free plan with AI notes and telehealth
  • +Flat $39/month AI Notes plan with unlimited notes
  • +All-in-one practice platform
  • +Session analytics beyond notes
Cons
  • -Mental health only
  • -Therapist AI-training setting is on by default
  • -Best value if you adopt its EHR

Features

AI progress notesSession analyticsBuilt-in EHR and telehealthScheduling and client portalPayments and insurance claims

Integrations

Built-in EHR, telehealth, and billingGoogle Calendar (2-way sync)ZoomStripe
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Executive Order 14365 does not mention healthcare once. Meanwhile Rhode Island and Louisiana wrote the ambient AI scribe into statute, five states rewrote what a therapist may do with one, and eight states put humans back in front of AI claim denials. Here is every 2026 healthcare AI law that actually binds a practice — and why preemption is not coming to save anyone.

Comparisons

Upheal vs Mentalyc vs Blueprint vs Twofold: The Cheapest Therapy AI Depends on One Number

Four AI documentation tools for therapists, four incompatible pricing models, and no single winner. Upheal now sells unlimited AI notes for a flat $39/month, Blueprint gives away the EHR and meters the AI at $0.99 a session, Mentalyc's capped tiers are cheapest at low volume, and Twofold is flat. Here is the break-even math at four real caseloads — plus which of the four uses your sessions to train its AI by default.

Reviews

Freed AI Review 2026: The Solo Clinician’s Scribe Grows Up

Freed repriced into three tiers, moved EHR push behind the top one, and launched an AI receptionist. An honest look at what $39 actually buys, where the Chrome-extension integration breaks, and the evidence Freed still does not have.

Guides

The Best Free and Low-Cost AI Medical Scribes for Solo Practitioners in 2026

Solo clinicians shouldn't pay enterprise pricing for AI documentation. We dug into every legitimate free and under-$80/month AI scribe option in 2026 — which ones are genuinely free, which ones are bait, and which ones actually fit a solo practice workflow.

Comparisons

AI Medical Scribe Pricing in 2026: What Practices Actually Pay

A real breakdown of what AI medical scribes cost in 2026 — from free tiers to enterprise pricing. Includes per-tier comparisons, hidden costs, ROI math, and a practical framework for figuring out which tier your practice actually needs.