Intake and therapist matching software for behavioral health group practices. Every new inquiry moves calmly to a first appointment, in one queue, with nothing left in an inbox.
A new inquiry arrives by phone, by email, through a website form, sometimes through a referral partner. Each one lands somewhere different, and each one needs the same things: insurance details, a clinical fit, an appointment that suits both sides.
While that is sorted out by hand across inboxes and spreadsheets, days pass. For someone who finally worked up to asking for help, days are enough to stop asking.
IntakeBird puts every inquiry in one queue that shows what is missing, who owns it and what happens next, then matches the client to a therapist and books the first appointment.
Clients, parents and guardians fill in one form that works on any phone, even on a slow connection, and upload insurance cards securely.
Every intake shows what is missing, who owns it and what to do next, so nothing waits in someone's inbox.
The best-fit therapists, with the reasons given in plain words rather than a score nobody can question.
Offer a held time to the therapist and the client, record each answer, and watch first appointments land on the schedule.
We sign a Business Associate Agreement with your practice before any client information comes in.
Practices are kept apart. Staff see only their own practice, and only what their role allows.
Sensitive form answers are encrypted with a key belonging only to your practice.
Every time a record is opened or a file downloaded it is noted, and your practice can review that history.
Uploads are virus-checked and previewed inside IntakeBird, so nothing needs saving to a computer.
We do not sell information, use it for advertising, or use client information to train AI.
We built an intake platform for Serenity Behavioral Health Services, a four-location practice whose intake lived in printouts and email threads. Time to first client contact went from four or five days to under 24 hours. IntakeBird is that problem solved properly, for any group practice rather than one.
Read the Serenity case →