Co-Therapy Agent
Present for the session itself, following what is said and how it is said, the pace, the pauses, the shift in energy.
It observes. The judgment stays yours.
Meet this agentPresence is the intervention. Medera carries the notes, the measures and the follow-ups, so the fifty minutes belong entirely to the person across from you.
In session
Live“What does the first minute feel like?”
Maria J.Alongside you
Warmth returning
A longer pause here
Noted for your review
Built for
Video or in person, Medera follows the conversation and the mood behind it, the pauses, the shifts, the warmth returning, and leaves the judgment to you.
Explore Co-therapyIn session
Live“What does the first minute feel like?”
Maria J.Alongside you
Warmth returning
A longer pause here
Noted for your review
CBT, DBT, EMDR, psychodynamic, notes drafted in the language of how you actually practice, signed before the client reaches the parking lot.
Explore DocumentationSubjective
Reports better sleep this week.
You sign
90837 · F41.1Risk language noticed in the moment, your escalation plan one tap away. Vigilance without the vigilance fatigue.
Explore SafetyWatching quietly
All clear this session
Your plan, one tap away
For therapy & counseling, these are the agents that carry the most. Each hands you a draft, a flag or a packet, and waits for your review.
Present for the session itself, following what is said and how it is said, the pace, the pauses, the shift in energy.
It observes. The judgment stays yours.
Meet this agentDrafts the note in your structure and your voice, waiting for you by the time the session ends.
Nothing is filed without your signature.
Meet this agentGathers last visit's plan, this week's check-in scores and any new records, so you walk in already caught up.
A quick read, never a rewrite.
Meet this agentSends PHQ-9, GAD-7 and your own measures between sessions, then scores and charts what comes back.
You choose the measures and the rhythm.
Meet this agent2:1
hours of desk work for every hour of care today. That is the ratio Medera exists to change.
Same day
the note is drafted before the session ends, and signed before you leave.
Every task
around the work, quietly carried.
Solo practice or health system, the guardrails don't scale down. The same architecture protects every session, on every plan.
Documented consent opens every session, no consent, no capture, no exception.
Healthcare-grade encryption in transit and at rest, with business associate agreements signed.
Every agent output, note, code, letter, escalation, waits for a licensed clinician's sign-off.
Every access, action and export logged to a person, reviewable and exportable.
Enterprise identity, role-based access and supervisor review flows for teams and programs.
Client data never trains foundation models, contractually and architecturally.
100%
of agent output held behind clinician approval
0
sessions used to train foundation models
Every
action logged and auditable
The record is a legal document and a clinical tool at the same time, and those two purposes pull in opposite directions. Where they conflict, you decide.
A 60-minute session is scrutinised more than a 45-minute one, and the note has to justify the duration on clinical grounds. Medera documents medical necessity and the interventions used, so the code is supported by what actually happened.
HIPAA treats process notes differently from the medical record, with a higher protection standard. Medera keeps that boundary rather than collapsing it, because collapsing it is how a subpoena reaches material it should never see.
Many therapists keep the record deliberately minimal. That is a setting, not a limitation, and the draft is written to the boundary you define.
Goals, interventions and progress carried forward from the sessions themselves, so the plan reflects the work instead of being reconstructed at review time.
Sparse is a setting, not a compromise. You define what belongs in the note, and Medera writes to that boundary. Many therapists keep the record minimal on purpose, and a system that overwrites into a legal document is a liability rather than a help.
The opposite. Medera has no camera presence and no voice in the room, it listens with consent, stays out of sight, and frees you from the keyboard so you can stay eye-to-eye with your client.
You do, always. Every note, letter, code and escalation is drafted for your review and filed only with your signature. Medera never acts on its own.
Yes. Encryption in transit and at rest, audit trails on every action, BAAs for covered entities, and access controls designed for behavioral health's higher bar of confidentiality.