
Upheal
A platform to automate notes and video calls for mental health professionals.
At a glance
Free + paid · Source review 2026-11-02- Price & billing
Free $0 per month; AI Notes $39 per month flat with unlimited sessions; Pay-as-you-go EHR $1 per session; EHR Pro $99 per month flat.
- Free allowance
Free $0 per month; AI Notes $39 per month flat with unlimited sessions; Pay-as-you-go EHR $1 per session; EHR Pro $99 per month flat.
- Best suited to
Getting AI therapy notes in minutes and running a therapy practice in one place.
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What to know before choosing
Good fit
Getting AI therapy notes in minutes and running a therapy practice in one place.
Limits and trade-offs
Free plan limits AI notes to past sessions and caps AI Assistant chat monthly; card and claim fees apply per use.
Plans and free allowances
Free $0 per month; AI Notes $39 per month flat with unlimited sessions; Pay-as-you-go EHR $1 per session; EHR Pro $99 per month flat.
Evidence
Official Upheal homepage and pricing ↗ (reviewed 2026-11-02)
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A closer look at Upheal
Upheal is AI for therapists: AI therapy notes, EHR and billing, turning each session into a progress note in under 60 seconds and, when ready, running the whole practice in one place.
Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.
When to choose Upheal
- A therapist wants AI notes in minutes while keeping the current EHR, reviewing, signing and pasting notes in.
- A practice wanting calendar, intake forms, telehealth, billing and client portal next to notes in one record.
- A lighter or varying caseload wanting pay-as-you-go EHR at $1 per session instead of a flat fee.
When to choose something else
- A therapist needing unlimited AI Assistant on the lower plans must add Assistant Pro at $39 per month.
- A non-therapy user will find a therapist-focused EHR not relevant.
A practical starting workflow
- Record the session in person or online, or dictate afterward.
- Let Upheal draft the therapy note the way the therapist would write it, ready in about 60 seconds.
- Review the draft, check anything flagged as missing, sign it, and paste it into the EHR already in use.
- When ready, move the whole practice to Upheal's EHR, with calendar, intake forms, telehealth, billing and client portal in one place.
Check before committing
- Free plan covers basic AI notes from past sessions plus telehealth calling without AI, with a monthly usage limit on AI Assistant chat.
- Card processing is 2.9% plus $0.30 per online transaction, and claim submission and eligibility checks carry small per-use fees.
- This entry describes published homepage features and does not compare note quality through testing.
Common questions
How does AI note-taking work?
After each session, Upheal's AI generates a clinical note formatted to the preferred template in under 60 seconds, learning the writing style over time, with a built-in compliance checker reviewing notes before signing.
Can I keep my current EHR?
Yes: record the session, review and sign the draft, and paste it into the EHR already in use; the whole practice can move to Upheal's EHR when ready.
What does Upheal cost?
Free for basic AI notes, AI Notes at $39 per month for unlimited AI notes, full EHR at $1 per session pay-as-you-go, or $99 per month flat on EHR Pro with Assistant Pro included.
Is Upheal HIPAA compliant?
Yes: fully HIPAA compliant, with data encrypted in transit and at rest and a Business Associate Agreement for every account.
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Sources and checks
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