Clinician completes the note
After a clinician completes the note for an appointment, the TherapyNotes To-Do list prompts someone to submit the claim. Unfinished notes stall billing, so note completion is where the handoff starts.
TherapyNotes has its own billing tools, a Practice Biller role, and electronic claims through its clearinghouse partner. Many practices still need someone to work every rejection, ERA, and denial. Here is how a handoff to Taiga could look while clinicians keep writing notes in TherapyNotes.
To-Do list prompts the claim
Biller batches and sends claims
Remittances posted, then patient balances
TherapyNotes ties each claim to a completed note and to the payer's billing settings. Taiga would pick up once the note is done.
After a clinician completes the note for an appointment, the TherapyNotes To-Do list prompts someone to submit the claim. Unfinished notes stall billing, so note completion is where the handoff starts.
Taiga drafts ICD-10 and CPT codes from the documentation, and the clinician approves them before anything is submitted. Agree how that review fits with the service codes and rates set in TherapyNotes.
A Practice Biller can generate and track claims, enter payments, and run billing reports without seeing clinical notes. Decide whether Taiga's team works in that role or the practice keeps submission.
TherapyNotes routes ERAs from enrolled payers into the account and offers assisted posting. Name who posts each ERA, who follows up on denials, and who sends patient statements.
Clinicians keep the system they know. The billing work gets a dedicated owner.
Therapists keep documenting in TherapyNotes and approve codes, without learning billing screens.
Taiga works each denial and appeal, including small-dollar claims.
Agree which team owns patient balances and statements so clients get one clear bill.
Answers depend on your account settings and roles.
A Practice Biller sees all clients but not clinical notes. Decide how Taiga reviews documentation for code drafting without sharing a clinician's login, which TherapyNotes' terms of service prohibit.
Electronic claims, ERAs, and eligibility checks can each require payer enrollment. List which payers are enrolled for each.
TherapyNotes sets default billing methods for in-network and out-of-network payers. Note where you file out-of-network claims for clients.
Pull unpaid claims and patient balances so Taiga can take over open A/R or run in parallel.
Mental health is one of the specialties Taiga names publicly. A TherapyNotes group that wants clinicians focused on care and a billing team on every claim is a good candidate for a fit call.
Taiga does not claim a TherapyNotes integration, API connection, or automatic sync. The access path, whether a Practice Biller seat, reports, or both, is set with your practice on a call.
No. Taiga works alongside your existing EHR. The practice and Taiga agree which TherapyNotes billing screens each team uses.
TherapyNotes offers a Practice Biller role that can generate and track claims, enter payments, and run billing reports. Whether Taiga's team uses one is confirmed with your practice before work starts.
A Practice Biller cannot open clinical notes in TherapyNotes. Because Taiga drafts codes from documentation, the practice decides how notes are shared for coding and approves codes before submission.
Taiga can take over open A/R or run in parallel with your current process. Bring a list of open claims so ownership is clear at cutover.
Bring your role setup, payer enrollments, and open claims list. If it fits, onboarding takes about two weeks to first claim.