The EMR platform

Yes. CurerTech integrates with DoseSpot for DEA-compliant EPCS, including the NIST-compliant two-factor identity proofing required for Schedule II–V medications. Prescribers can issue EPCS prescriptions, view PDMP data inline, and document verbal orders — all within the prescription workflow.

Yes. CurerTech records counseling sessions (with both counselor and patient consent) and uses AI to auto-generate structured DAP and SOAP notes, populate assessment forms, and summarize prior sessions. Audio is checkpointed locally every 10 seconds for crash recovery and is deleted once the note is signed and saved. AI features are permission-gated at both the clinic and user level.

CurerTech ships with PHQ-9 (depression), GAD-7 (anxiety), ASAM 3rd/4th Edition criteria, biopsychosocial intake, individualized treatment plans, aftercare plans, behavioral contracts, 90-day treatment plan reviews, and SOAP/DAP/crisis/family/group/peer-support note templates. Clinics can also configure custom forms through the administration panel.

A single group session record holds multiple patients, a shared group summary note (topic, dynamics, interventions), and individualized per-patient progress notes — each patient generates a separate billing record with the 90853 group psychotherapy CPT code, while duration and participation are tracked automatically.

Yes. CurerTech calculates session duration from counseling time intervals and auto-suggests the correct CPT code (90832 for 16–37 min, 90834 for 38–52 min, 90837 for 53+ min, 90853 for group, plus H0005 and H0015 for OTP-specific services) along with modifiers (GT telehealth, HQ group, HF substance-abuse program) and Place of Service codes. At least one ICD-10 diagnosis is required to close a session for medical necessity.

Yes. CurerTech's implementation team handles structured data migrations from most major EHRs — demographics, dosing history, active medications, allergies, ICD-10 diagnoses, and encounter history. Migrated counseling sessions are preserved as read-only records for continuity of care and compliance.

Yes. CurerTech includes integrated virtual sessions that patients can join from a mobile device, with automatic CPT modifier (GT) and Place of Service (02) application, session-note capture, and dosing/visit documentation synced to the patient record — no third-party platform required.

CurerTech's RCM module handles real-time insurance eligibility verification, EDI 837 claims submission, 835 remittance processing, denial management, AR aging reports, and patient billing — all in the same system as clinical documentation, so completed sessions automatically generate EncounterBilling records ready for claims submission.

CurerTech is cloud-hosted on AWS with multi-region redundancy and 99.9% uptime. Native desktop applications for Windows and macOS provide offline capability with automatic background sync when connectivity is restored — useful for temporary network outages at clinical sites — plus Windows Hello biometric login and Bluetooth support for scales and blood pressure monitors.

CurerTech uses zero-trust architecture with mandatory multi-factor authentication via Auth0 Guardian (push notifications, TOTP codes, SMS, or backup codes), 14-character minimum passwords with complexity rules, granular role-based access control (RBAC) with templates for counselors, prescribers, intake coordinators, billers, program directors, and IT admins, plus full audit logging of every view, edit, and signature.

CurerTech ships with approximately 50 pre-built reports across seven categories — clinic, compliance, medication dispensing, medication inventory, patient, revenue cycle, and prescriptions — covering census, admissions/discharges, counselor caseload, drug-screen results, DEA summary, claims analysis, denial rates, AR aging, and revenue by program. Reports export to PDF or Excel, and frequently used reports can be pinned to a personal My Reports dashboard.

CurerTech is the most affordable all-in-one MAT/OTP platform on the market — most clinics save money when switching from legacy EHRs because counseling, dispensing, billing, telehealth, and AI documentation are bundled instead of charged as separate add-ons. Pricing is based on the modules you enable, number of clinic locations, and patient census, with no per-prescription or per-claim surcharges. Contact our sales team through curertech.com/contactus for a tailored quote, typically provided within two business days of a discovery call.

A typical MAT/OTP implementation ranges from 4 to 12 weeks depending on clinic size, number of locations, data-migration scope, and integrations (PDMP, labs, dispensing devices). Our onboarding team handles tenant provisioning, role configuration, user training, data migration from your existing EHR, and a full intake-to-discharge workflow simulation in a sandbox before go-live.

CurerTech includes a built-in library of short, role-based training videos (2–5 minutes each) for every major feature, recommended onboarding playlists for new staff, role-specific documentation, and live onboarding sessions during implementation. Post-launch support includes email, in-app chat, and dedicated customer success contact for program directors, with escalation for clinical or compliance issues.

Yes. CurerTech uses a database-per-tenant architecture so each organization's data stays isolated, while multi-site operators can manage multiple clinic locations, share staff across sites with location-scoped permissions, and roll up census, revenue, and compliance metrics at the organization level.

Yes. CurerTech includes a centralized Lab Dashboard for lab orders, specimen collection status, and incoming results, with integration for Vibra lab services and drug-screen schedules. Abnormal results are flagged for clinical follow-up, and drug-screen outcomes tie back to the patient's dosing history and phase progression.

Yes. CurerTech supports self-service patient check-in through a kiosk interface that verifies identity, captures consent, and places patients in the dispensing queue. Patients can join telehealth sessions from their phone and receive automated appointment reminders; a dedicated patient portal for records access is on the product roadmap.

Yes. CurerTech supports electronic signatures on progress notes, treatment plans, consent forms, and audio-recording consents for AI documentation. Signatures are cryptographically secured, timestamped to the second, and audit-logged — every view, edit, and signature is permanently recorded for compliance and legal defensibility.

Patient data is stored on AWS in US regions by default, with multi-region redundancy, automatic failover, and encryption at rest and in transit (TLS 1.2+). Daily automated backups are retained for point-in-time recovery, and organizations with strict data-residency requirements can request region-locked deployments to specific AWS regions.

CurerTech ships updates continuously through the cloud — security patches are deployed within hours of release, and feature updates roll out on a two-week cadence without requiring clinic downtime or manual upgrades. The Windows and macOS desktop apps receive automatic background updates so staff always run the current version.

Visit curertech.com/contactus to schedule a live demo with our team. Demos typically cover your clinical workflows, dispensing devices, billing, state-specific compliance, and data-migration planning relevant to your program.