The screenshot displays two sections: 'Past Sessions' and 'Upcoming Sessions' within the Mirah platform. In the 'Past Sessions' section, there is an entry for March 19th, 12:45 pm, marked as 'Waiting for Response' with the name 'Devon Added'. It includes tags for 'CAMS', 'Goals', 'PHQ-9', and 'Events', with an estimated completion time of 12 minutes. Below these details, there are three buttons: 'Details' on the left, 'Edit' in the middle, and 'Instant Login' on the right. In the 'Upcoming Sessions' section, there is an entry for March 26th, 12:45 pm, marked as 'Scheduled' with the same name 'Devon Added'. It is noted as 'Not yet planned' and includes a '+' icon for adding more details. Similar to the past session, it has 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login' buttons located below the session information.

How to Edit a Series of Recurring Appointments

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The screenshot displays the client profile page for Katie Test within the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data in healthcare settings. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar for finding clients. The breadcrumb trail shows the path 'Clients > Katie Test'. The main section features Katie Test's profile with a large 'Report' button for generating reports, and options for 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. On the right, personal details such as Flags, Date of Birth, Sex, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, and Last 4 SSN are listed. There are links to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people', and the care team section lists Dr. Frasier Crane with an 'Edit care team' link. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section shows a session on Oct. 8th, 11:00 am with Greg House, including completed assessments like GAD-7 and PHQ-9, and options for 'Report', 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login'. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section lists a scheduled session on May 26th, 12:30 pm with Greg House, showing goals and assessments, with 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login' options. The 'Edit' button is highlighted in orange. On the right, the 'Available measures' panel allows dragging measures like PITS and PRAPARE into a session.

How to edit the clinician for a recurring appointment series

Workflows for unintegrated customers

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' section of the Mirah platform, focusing on the patient James Smith. At the top, there is a navigation menu with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar to find clients. The client's name, James Smith, is highlighted on the left. Below, there are buttons for Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications. On the right, client details such as the last four digits of the SSN, related people, care team, and care units are shown, with options to add or edit related people and the care team. The main content is divided into 'Past Sessions' and 'Upcoming Sessions' sections. Past Sessions list completed sessions with details like date, time, clinician name, and associated measures, along with buttons for Report, Details, and Edit. Upcoming Sessions show scheduled sessions with date, time, clinician name, and a status of 'Not yet planned,' along with buttons for Details, Edit, and Instant Login. The 'Show Predictions' feature is highlighted at the top of the Upcoming Sessions section, indicating its focus in the guide.

Feature Guide: How to Use "Show Predictions"

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform focused on a patient's Episodes of Care. On the left, there is a profile card for James Addams, showing initials 'JA', sex as unknown, age 34, and birthdate 01/01/1991. On the right, the Episodes of Care section lists details in a table format with columns for Name, Status, and Dates. The table contains one entry with the name 'Test Hospital 2021-08-20-now', which is a clickable link, indicating an active episode of care starting from 08/19/2021. Below the table, there is a pagination control showing 'Rows per page' set to 5, and the current view is 1 of 1, with navigation arrows for moving between pages.

Feature Guide: Treatment Tracks

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform focused on a patient's Episodes of Care. On the left, there is a profile card for James Addams, showing a placeholder avatar with initials 'JA', the name 'James Addams', and demographic details including sex as 'Unknown', age '34', and birthdate '01/01/1991'. On the right, the 'Episodes of Care' section lists episodes with columns for 'Name', 'Status', and 'Dates'. The episode listed is 'Test Hospital 2021-08-20-now', which is hyperlinked, indicating it can be clicked for more details. The status of this episode is 'Active', and the date range is from '08/19/2021' to the present. Below the episode details, there is a pagination control showing 'Rows per page: 5' with navigation arrows to move through pages, currently displaying '1-1 of 1'.

Feature Guide: Enabling and Interpreting Measurement-Based Care

Feature Guide: Excluding an EOC from Automatic Measurement

Feature Guide: Trial Mode

Feature Guide: How to Navigate the Analytics Tab

Feature Guides

The screenshot displays a dropdown menu under the user profile section, which is accessed by clicking on the username 'Aryan Singh' located at the top of the screen. The dropdown menu lists various administrative and configuration options available to the user within the Mirah platform. These options include Bulk Data Export, Configuration Manager, Data Quality Issues, Decision Support Configuration, Experiments, Failed Logins, Manage Users, Measure Library, Measurement Plans, Payer Setup, Reimbursement, Treatment Services, Treatment Tracks, Upload Clients, and Organizations. The 'Treatment Services' option is highlighted with a red box, indicating its relevance to the current task of creating a treatment service. This menu is part of the user interface that facilitates navigation and management of healthcare data and services within the platform.

How to Create a Treatment Service

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' section. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The page is titled with the client's name, Janey Doe, and features a breadcrumb trail indicating the current location. On the left, there are buttons for generating a report, viewing the measurement protocol, scheduling a session, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. The right side of the page provides detailed client information, including full legal name, preferred name, pronouns, flags, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, related people, and care team. There are options to add or edit related people and edit the care team. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section lists previous sessions with details such as date, time, and associated clinician, Greg House. It includes tags for session components like Goals, GAD-7, CAMS, and Events, with an estimated completion time. A '+' button is available to add more components, and options for viewing a report, details, editing, and instant login are provided. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section is empty, and a 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

Sending Clients Measures In-Session

The screenshot displays the navigation interface of the Mirah platform, specifically focusing on accessing the Measure Library. At the top, there are three main navigation tabs: Schedule, Patients, and Analytics. Below these tabs, there are dropdown filters for Units, Providers, Flags, and Status, allowing users to refine their view of the schedule. A checkbox labeled 'Test Clients' is also present for additional filtering. The date range displayed is Monday, April 29th to Sunday, May 5th, with navigation options for 'Last Week', 'Today', and 'Next Week'. In the top right corner, there is a user menu under the name 'Vidhi Plourde' associated with 'Test Hospital'. When clicked, this menu reveals options including 'Bulk Data Export', 'Measure Library', 'Measurement Plans', and 'Organizations'. The 'Measure Library' option is highlighted, indicating the user's intention to view or access the library of measures.

Viewing Measures in the Measure Library

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Ben Jones within the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data in healthcare settings. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar for finding clients. The page is divided into sections, with the left side listing various actions such as creating a new report, accessing old reports, viewing the measurement protocol, scheduling sessions, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. These buttons are vertically aligned for easy access. On the right side, client details are shown, including fields for Date of Birth, Sex, Gender Identity, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, Last 4 SSN, Related people, Care team, and Care units. The section allows adding or editing related people, with Hugh Barrigan MD listed as part of the care team. Below, the Past Sessions section displays completed sessions with details like date, time, and session type, along with estimated completion time. There are buttons for viewing the report, details, and editing the session, located centrally under the session information. The Upcoming Sessions section is empty, indicating no records to show. The Help button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Measure Planning and the Scale Selection Tool

The screenshot displays the Mirah platform's interface for managing patient sessions. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The breadcrumb trail indicates the user is in the 'Test AddScale' section. The user profile, 'Aryan Singh', and the associated 'Test Hospital' are shown in the top right corner. Below, the screen is divided into two main sections: 'Past Sessions' on the left and 'Upcoming Sessions' on the right. In the 'Past Sessions' section, a session from October 22nd at 10:00 am with Hugh Barrigan MD is marked as 'Response Complete'. It includes tags for CAMS, Goals, C-SSRS SR, PHQ-9, and Events, with an estimated completion time of 13 minutes. There are three buttons: 'Report', 'Details', and 'Edit', with 'Details' highlighted in red. Another session from April 23rd at 10:30 am is marked 'Not Measured', with tags for PHQ-2, AUDIT, and Events, and an estimated completion time of 3 minutes. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section shows a session on December 12th at 1:00 pm, also with Hugh Barrigan MD, marked 'Waiting for Response'. It includes tags for CAMS, Goals, PCL-5 (8), C-SSRS SR, and PHQ-9, with an estimated completion time of 14 minutes. This section has buttons for 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login'. A note at the bottom indicates that the scale is estimated and may change.

How to Re-open a Measurement Invitation

The screenshot displays a section of the Measurement Protocol Tool in the Mirah platform, focusing on the Advanced Measures Use feature. It shows a row of patient information with an hourglass icon on the left, indicating a pending status or action. Next to the icon is the patient's name, 'Brave, Emily,' highlighted in a red-bordered box, suggesting it is a clickable link or selected item. To the right of the name is the patient's date of birth, '01/01/1991,' followed by the letter 'F,' which likely denotes the patient's gender as female. On the far right is a bar chart icon, which may be a button for accessing detailed data or reports related to the patient. The layout is simple, with each element aligned horizontally.

Measurement Protocol Tool

The screenshot displays the client profile page for 'Test Cats' within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' section. The top navigation bar includes options for 'Schedule', 'Analytics', and 'Clients', with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The breadcrumb trail shows 'Test Cats', indicating the current client profile. The left sidebar contains buttons for generating reports and managing client data, including 'Report', '[BETA] New Report', '[INTERNAL] Old Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. The main section on the right provides detailed client information such as Full Name, Preferred Name, Preferred Pronouns, Flags with an edit option, Date of Birth, Sex, Gender Identity, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, and the last four digits of the SSN. It also shows related people with options to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people', and the care team with an option to 'Edit care team'. The care team currently includes 'Hugh Barrigan MD' as a Clinician, and the care units are listed as 'none'. The user profile for 'Aryan Singh' and the organization 'Test Hospital' are displayed at the top right.

How to Remove a Single Measure

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' section. At the top, there is a breadcrumb navigation showing 'Dashboard > Analytics > Clients > Janey Doe'. The main section includes Janey Doe's personal information such as full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an edit option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 digits of SSN, and related people with an option to add or edit related people. The care team section lists Greg House as a Psychiatrist and Susan Casey as a Clinician, with an option to edit the care team. There are several buttons for actions: 'Report' at the top, 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section shows a session on August 9th at 12:45 pm with Greg House, including tags for Goals, PHQ-9, CAMS, and Events, with an estimated completion time of 12 minutes. There are buttons for 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login'. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section is empty.

Completing a Self Reported Measure with a Patient

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data and sessions. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The user is logged in as Greg House at Demo Clinic. The breadcrumb trail shows the path: Clients > Janey Doe. The main section is divided into two columns. On the left, there are buttons for Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications, each serving specific functions for managing patient interactions and data. On the right, patient details are listed, including Flags, Date of Birth, Sex, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, Last 4 SSN, and Username. There are links to Reset Password, Add a related person, and Edit related people. The Care team section lists Greg House as Psychiatrist and Peggy Olson as Administrator, with an option to Edit care team. Below, the Past Sessions and Upcoming Sessions sections display session details, including dates, times, and associated measures, with options to view Details or Edit each session. The Available measures section on the right allows users to drag measures into a session.

Resending Measures to Patients

The screenshot displays a Feedback Report for a patient named James Addams, who is 18 years old and male. The report is part of the CoCM Training program, which started on July 23, 2024, with the latest session being number 10 on February 20, 2025. The care team includes Vidhi Plourde Test and Hugh Barrigan. At the top, there are two indicators showing 'Suicidality: Minimal'. The left section titled 'Overview' includes a 'Compare' button and displays the 'Treatment Response' for PHQ-A, marked as 'Minimal' with a score of 0. Below, it states 'There are no Goals/Problems' with an 'Add Goals/Problems' button available. The right section repeats the patient information and includes sections for 'Acute Change' and 'Trend', with icons indicating 'Acute Improvement' and 'Improving' respectively. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

Editing a Patient or Caregiver Measures Responses

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Janey Doe within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' section. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, Clients, and a search bar for finding clients. The user is logged in as Greg House at Demo Clinic. The left panel shows Janey Doe's profile with a large button labeled 'Report' for generating patient reports. Below it are buttons for 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications', each serving specific functions for managing patient interactions. On the right, personal details such as date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, and related people are listed, with options to edit these details or reset the password. The care team section lists Greg House and Susan Casey, with options to add or edit related people and the care team. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section shows a session on January 10th at 7:30 pm with Greg House, including options to view the report, details, or edit the session. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section lists a session on January 11th at 7:15 pm with Greg House, with similar options for details and editing. The right side of the screen shows 'Available measures' that can be dragged into a session.

Completing a Provider-Administered Measure with a Patient

The screenshot displays the profile page of a patient named Lauren Lavender within the Mirah platform. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The user is logged in as Greg House at Demo Clinic. The page is titled with the patient's name, Lauren Lavender, and features several interactive buttons on the left side: 'Report' for accessing patient reports, 'Measurement Protocol' for viewing the patient's measurement protocols, 'Schedule Session' for arranging appointments, 'Edit Demographics' for updating personal information, and 'Disable Notifications' to manage alert settings. On the right, the patient's details are listed, including flags with an 'edit' option, date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, and related people with options to add or edit related persons. The care team section lists Greg House as the psychiatrist, with an option to edit the care team.

Viewing a Patient's Measures Protocol

The screenshot displays the profile page of a patient named Julie Brown within the Mirah platform. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar to find clients. The page is titled with the patient's name, Julie Brown, and includes a section for personal details such as Flags, Date of Birth, Sex, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, Last 4 SSN, and Username. There are options to edit these details and reset the password. The section also includes fields for Related people and Care team, with links to add or edit these records. On the left side, there are buttons for Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications, each serving specific functions related to patient management. Below, there are sections for Past Sessions and Upcoming Sessions, detailing session dates, times, and associated measures like CAMS, Other Concerns, Events, GAD-7, and EDDS, along with estimated completion times. The right side of the screen shows Available measures that can be dragged to a session. The Help button is located at the bottom right corner.

Understanding Measures Cadence

The screenshot displays a user profile page for Liz Smith within the Mirah platform, designed for healthcare data management. At the top, the user's name, Liz Smith, is prominently displayed with a profile icon. Below the name, there is a 'Report' button for accessing detailed reports. The left section includes buttons for 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications', each serving specific functions related to patient data management. On the right, personal details are listed, including full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an 'edit' option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, and the last four digits of the SSN. The 'Related people' section shows 'No records to show' with options to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people'. The 'Care team' section lists 'Liz OptumTest' with an 'Edit care team' link. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section shows a session on March 14th at 4:15 pm with Liz OptumTest, marked as 'Not Measured', and includes 'Details', 'Edit', and 'Instant Login' buttons. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section indicates 'No records to show'.

How to Add Core and Supplemental Measures

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Julie Brown within the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data in healthcare settings. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar for finding clients. The breadcrumb trail shows the path as 'Clients > Julie Brown'. The main section is divided into several parts. On the left, Julie Brown's profile information is shown, including flags, date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 SSN, and options to add related people or edit the care team. Below this, there are buttons for generating a report, viewing the measurement protocol, scheduling a session, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. The middle section is split into 'Past Sessions' and 'Upcoming Sessions'. Each session lists the date, time, and clinician (Greg House), along with the measures used, such as GAD-7, CAMS, and others. For past sessions, there are buttons for viewing the report, details, and editing, while upcoming sessions have options for details, editing, and instant login. On the right, there is a list of available measures that can be dragged into a session, including options like Colorado Symptom Index and SCARED (Youth).

View Automatic Planning of measures

Automatically Assigned Measures

Advanced Measures Use

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' tab within the Mirah platform, which is part of the user interface for managing patient data. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user is identified as Greg House, associated with Demo Clinic, with a dropdown menu for account settings and a help icon in the bottom right corner. Below the navigation bar, there are filter options for Provider, Unit, and Flags, with a checkbox for 'Test clients'. The main content area is divided into tabs: Recently Completed, Awaiting Response, Scheduled, and Failed logins. The 'Recently Completed' tab is active, showing a list of clients with columns for Client name, Scheduled time, Completed time, Severity, and a 'Report' button for each entry. Clients are listed with their names, scheduled times, completion times, and severity indicators, which are color-coded. The 'Report' buttons are located on the right side of each client entry, allowing users to generate reports for individual clients.

How to View a Patient's Details Page

The screenshot displays the 'Recently Completed' tab within the Mirah platform, showing a list of patients with their respective assessment details. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Patients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' on the right. The user is identified as Greg House from Demo Clinic. Filters are available for Provider, Unit, and Flags, with a checkbox for 'Test patients'. The table lists patients by name, with columns for Scheduled date and time, Completed status, and Severity indicated by colored dots. Each row has a 'Report' button on the far right, allowing users to access detailed clinical feedback reports for each patient. The 'Report' button for Margaret K is highlighted with a red arrow, indicating it as the focal point for accessing her clinical feedback report.

Accessing Clinical Feedback Reports

The screenshot displays a patient profile summary for Lindsay Lithium, showing her gender as female, age as 10 years, and birthdate as 08/22/2014. The profile includes a circular avatar with the initials 'LL' and a red badge with the number '0', indicating possibly zero unread notifications or alerts. On the right side of the profile, there is a status button labeled 'Unenrolled', which suggests that the patient is currently not enrolled in a program or service. This button is likely interactive and may be used to change the enrollment status.

How to Re-enroll Patients

The screenshot displays a laptop screen with two main sections. On the left, there is a browser window showing the Mirah platform interface, which is focused on a specific patient's information. The interface includes a sidebar with navigation options such as Dashboard, Analytics, Clients, and Help. The main content area is labeled 'Overview' and contains sections for Treatment Response, Goals/Problems, and Strengths & Coping, each with visual indicators like bar graphs and status labels such as 'Typical' and 'Moderate'. There are also sections for Needs Attention and Tasks, with options to select different criteria and a button labeled 'FILL OUT NOW' for a post-session questionnaire. On the right side of the screen, there is a secure videoconferencing window displaying an illustration of a person, representing the patient, indicating an ongoing video call.

Screen Setup and Screen Sharing

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Ralph A within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' section. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for 'Dashboard', 'Analytics', 'Clients', and a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user's name, Greg House, and the clinic name, Demo Clinic, are displayed in the top right corner. The breadcrumb trail shows 'Ralph A', indicating the current patient's profile. The main section of the page shows Ralph A's demographic details, including full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an 'edit' option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last four digits of SSN, and related people with options to 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people'. The care team section lists Greg House as the psychiatrist. There are several buttons for actions: 'Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics' (highlighted in red), and 'Disable Notifications'. Below, the 'Past Sessions' section shows a session on May 10th at 3:28 PM with Greg House, including options for 'Goals', 'CAMS', 'Events', and a completion time estimate. The 'Upcoming Sessions' section is empty. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

Designating or Updating a Primary Clinician/Care Team

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for James Smith within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' tab. At the top, the page header includes navigation options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The user profile section shows the patient's name, James Smith, with options to generate reports, including 'Report', '[BETA] New Report', and '[INTERNAL] Old Report'. Other available actions include 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. These buttons are located on the left side of the profile section. The right side displays detailed patient information such as full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an edit option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 SSN, related people, care team, and care units. The 'Add a related person' and 'Edit related people' buttons are located below the related people section. A notification banner indicates that there is no contact information for the client, and they will not receive notifications. Below the profile section, past sessions are listed with details such as date, time, clinician, and session type, while upcoming sessions are noted as having no records to show. The 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner of the page.

How to Discharge Patients via the Episode of Care

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Bob Jones within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' section. At the top, navigation options include Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar for finding clients. The page is titled with the patient's name, Bob Jones, and includes a button labeled 'Report' for generating reports. Below are options for creating new reports, viewing old reports, and accessing measurement protocols. The 'Schedule Session' button is prominently highlighted, allowing users to schedule a session for the patient. Other options include 'Edit Demographics' for updating personal information and 'Disable Notifications' to manage alert settings. On the right, detailed patient information is listed, including full name, preferred name, pronouns, flags with an edit option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, and last four digits of the SSN. The section for related people shows no records, with options to add or edit related people. The care team section lists Ann Cole as the clinician, with an option to edit the care team.

Creating a Manual Session for a Patient

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' section of the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for 'Schedule', 'Analytics', and 'Clients', with 'Clients' currently selected. Next to it is a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' for finding specific patients. Below the navigation bar, there is a prominent button labeled 'Create New Client' located on the left side, highlighted with a red border, which allows users to add new patients to the system. The screen also includes filters for 'Provider' and 'Flags', with dropdown menus to select specific providers and flags, and a checkbox labeled 'Test clients' for filtering test patients. Below these filters is a table with columns for 'ID Number', 'Flags', 'First Name', 'Last Name', 'Provider', 'Sex', and 'Actions', which are used to display and manage patient information.

How To Create and Manage Test Patients

The screenshot displays the 'Recently Completed' tab within the Mirah platform's patient management interface. It shows a list of clients with their names in the first column, followed by the scheduled time of their appointments in the second column, and the completion status in the third column. The severity column indicates the urgency or status of the patient's data with colored icons. Each row has a 'Report' button on the far right, allowing users to view or generate reports for individual clients. The 'In-progress Report' button is highlighted for Suzie Smith, indicating an ongoing report generation. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar for finding specific clients. The user is logged in as Greg House at Demo Clinic, with options for account settings and help located in the top right corner. The 'Help' button is also available at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Resend Consent Form

The screenshot displays the Feedback Report page for a patient named Emily Brave within the Mirah platform. At the top, the breadcrumb navigation shows 'Emily Brave / Feedback Report'. The patient's details are listed, including age, sex, pronouns, gender, active status, hospital, session start date, latest session, and care team. The left section under 'Overview' includes 'Treatment Response' and 'Goals / Problems', indicating there are no current goals or problems with a button labeled 'Add Goals/Problems' prominently placed below for adding new entries. Below this, 'CAMS Symptoms' and 'CAMS Strengths' are listed with 'Hopelessness' and 'Attachment' respectively, each with a moderate severity level indicated by a bar and numerical value. The right section provides a summary of 'Acute Change' with options for improvement, no change, or worsening, each represented by icons. 'Trend' shows the patient's progress as improving, stable, or worsening, with corresponding icons. Severity colors are explained below these sections. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

Utilizing the Goals/Top Problems Feature

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for 'Test AddScale' within the Mirah platform, under the 'Clients' section. The page is designed to manage and edit patient information. On the left side, there are several buttons for actions: 'Report', '[BETA] New Report', '[INTERNAL] Old Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. The 'Edit Demographics' button is highlighted with a red border, indicating its importance in this context. On the right, the patient's details are listed, including full legal name, preferred name, preferred pronouns, flags with an edit option, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 digits of SSN, related people with options to add or edit related people, care team, and care units. The top navigation bar includes options for 'Schedule', 'Analytics', and 'Clients', with a search bar for clients. The breadcrumb trail at the top shows 'Test AddScale'. The bottom section of the page shows 'Past Sessions' and 'Upcoming Sessions', with a 'Help' button located at the bottom right corner.

How to Edit a Patient's Demographics

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' section of the Mirah platform, where healthcare providers can manage patient information. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' for finding specific clients. The user is logged in as Greg House at Demo Clinic. Below the navigation bar, there is a 'Create New Client' button on the left. The main area shows a list of clients filtered by the search term 'doe'. The table includes columns for ID Number, Flags, First Name, Last Name, Provider, and Sex. Each row represents a client, with Jane Doe and Janey Doe listed, both under the care of provider Greg House. To the right of each client entry, there are 'Detail' and 'Actions' buttons for further client management. The 'Detail' button is highlighted for Janey Doe, indicating it is selected or emphasized. A 'Report' button is also visible next to the column headers, allowing for report generation. At the bottom right, there is a 'Help' button for user assistance.

Transitioning a Patient to a New Program

The screenshot displays the 'Clients' section of the Mirah platform, where healthcare providers can view all patients assigned to their unit. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with the Clients tab highlighted. A search bar labeled 'Search Clients' is available for finding specific patients. The page shows a list of clients with columns for Client name, Scheduled date and time, Completed status, and Severity. Each client row includes icons indicating specific attributes, such as a house or car, and a 'Report' button located on the right side for generating patient reports. The severity column uses colored dots and arrows to indicate the urgency or status of each client, with red, green, and directional arrows. The bottom right corner features a 'Help' button for assistance.

Viewing All Patients Assigned to My Unit

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform's patient management interface. It shows a row of patient information including an hourglass icon indicating a pending status, the patient's name 'Brave, Emily', the date of birth '01/01/1991', and the gender 'F'. On the far right, there is an icon resembling a bar chart, which likely serves as a button to access detailed reports or analytics related to the patient. This interface is part of the feature for working with patients, where users can view and manage patient data.

Deleted Appointments Still Showing Up in Mirah

The screenshot displays the patient profile page for Cindy Plourde within the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data and sessions. At the top, the navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Patient Search, All Tasks, and Case Consult, with the user's name, Aryan Singh, and training status, CoCM Training, on the right. The breadcrumb trail shows the path 'Cindy Plourde'. The main section is divided into two parts. On the left, there are buttons for generating reports, setting measurement protocols, scheduling sessions, editing demographics, and disabling notifications. On the right, patient details are listed, including full name, preferred name, pronouns, flags, date of birth, sex, gender identity, ID number, email, phone number, last 4 SSN, related people, and care team members, with options to add or edit related people. Below, the 'Past Sessions' tab is highlighted, showing a timeline of past sessions with details such as session date, time, and types of assessments used. Each session entry includes buttons for viewing details, editing, and instant login, located below the session information. The 'Upcoming Sessions' tab is also visible, showing future scheduled sessions with similar details and options.

How to Find Session Communication Details

The screenshot displays the 'Patients' section of the Mirah platform, where users can manage patient information. At the top left, there is a prominent 'Create New Patient' button, which allows users to add a new patient to the system. The button is highlighted with a red box and arrow for emphasis. Below the button, there is a search bar for finding existing patients, and filters for 'Provider', 'Unit', and 'Flags', which help refine the search results. There is also a checkbox labeled 'Test patients' for filtering test data. The table below these filters includes columns for 'ID Number', 'Flags', 'First Name', 'Last Name', 'Provider', 'Sex', and 'Actions', which organize patient data for easy access and management. The top navigation bar includes options for 'Schedule', 'Analytics', and 'Patients', along with a search field labeled 'Search Clients'. User information is displayed on the top right, showing 'Gregory House' and 'Test Hospital'.

How to Create a New Patient

Seeing a Patient's Clinical Report after Session Cancelled

Checking Measure Responses

The screenshot displays the 'Patients' section of the Mirah platform, where users can search and manage patient information. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Patients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' on the right. The 'Create New Patient' button is prominently located on the left side, allowing users to add new patient entries. Below, a search field is visible with the term 'sammy' entered, filtering the patient list. The list shows columns for Flags, First Name, Last Name, Provider, Sex, and Actions. The patient 'Sammy' is highlighted, with details showing 'Test' as the last name, 'Greg House' as the provider, and 'M' for sex. The 'Actions' column includes a dropdown button labeled 'Actions' with a gear icon, and a 'Detail' button, both located on the right side of the row for further patient management options.

How to Add and Edit a Related Person

The screenshot displays the client profile page for Test AddScale within the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data. The top navigation bar includes options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar labeled 'Search Clients'. The page is titled 'Test AddScale' and features a section for generating reports with buttons for 'Report', '[BETA] New Report', '[INTERNAL] Old Report', 'Measurement Protocol', 'Schedule Session', 'Edit Demographics', and 'Disable Notifications'. On the right side, the client's detailed information is listed, including Full Name (Legal), Preferred Name, Preferred Pronouns, Flags with an 'edit' option, Date of Birth, Sex, Gender Identity, ID Number, Email, Phone Number, Last 4 SSN, Related people, Care team, and Care units. The 'Edit related people' button is highlighted in red, located below the list of related people, which includes Aryan SinghTest and Mary Poppins, both labeled as Parent/Caregiver. The Care team includes Hugh Barrigan MD, and Care units are listed as none.

How to Reset a Related Person's Password

The screenshot displays the profile page for a youth patient named Emily Child within the Mirah platform. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search function available. The breadcrumb trail shows the path as Clients > Emily Child. The main section of the page is divided into two columns. On the left, there are buttons for Report, Measurement Protocol, Schedule Session, Edit Demographics, and Disable Notifications, each serving specific functions related to patient management. On the right, patient details are listed, including flags, date of birth, sex, ID number, email, phone number, and the last four digits of the SSN. The Related people section highlights two caregivers: Matt Child, who is disabled, and Molly Child. Below this section, there are buttons to add or edit related people, located at the bottom right of the related people box. The Care team section lists Greg House as the psychiatrist, with an option to edit the care team.

Multiple Caregivers/Parents

The screenshot displays a feedback report for a client named Andrew Burgundy, aged 79, male, under the care of clinician Greg House. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar for finding clients. The report is identified as Report #15, dated May 2, 2022, and is noted to be taken in English over 5 minutes. The report highlights three checked risk categories: Self-Harm Risk, Therapy Risk, and Medications. Below, there is a section titled 'Goals or Problems' with an option to 'Create New Goal/Problem' for Andrew, located centrally. The 'Symptoms and Strengths' section compares the current report to a previous one, indicating significantly worsened symptoms such as Negative Affect, Rumination, and Somatic Anxiety, with no significant improvements noted. A bar graph visualizes various symptoms and strengths, with categories like Suicide, Somatic Anxiety, and Negative Affect marked on a scale from typical to severe. The left sidebar includes options for selecting a Reference Norm, a Report Selector for date selection, and buttons for Measurement Protocol, Show Note, and Edit Response. A help button is located at the bottom right corner.

Copying Feedback Report

The screenshot displays the 'Episodes of Care' section within the Mirah platform, specifically for managing a client's care episodes. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar to find clients. The client's name, James Smith, is shown with a timeline indicating an event on April 26th, labeled with CAMS, PHQ-9, and Events. Below this, the 'Episodes of Care' section lists an active episode for Test Hospital starting on April 26, 2017, with a status of Active. To the right of this entry is a 'Details' button for more information. Below the list, there is a prominent button labeled '+ Begin new episode of care' for initiating a new care episode. At the bottom, the 'Consent Form Acceptance History' section is visible, but it currently shows 'No records to show'. The user logged in is Aryan Singh, associated with Test Hospital, as indicated in the top right corner.

Creating a New Episode of Care (Manual)

The screenshot displays the Schedule View in the Mirah platform, which is part of the Getting Started with Mirah feature. The top navigation bar includes tabs for Schedule, Patients, Analytics, and Outcomes. Below the navigation bar, there are filter options for Units, Providers, Flags, and Status, each with a dropdown menu to refine the schedule view. A checkbox labeled 'Test Clients' is available for selection. The date range displayed is from Friday, July 11th to Thursday, July 17th, with navigation options for 'Last Week', 'Today', and 'Next Week'. The schedule for each day, starting from Friday, July 11th to Sunday, July 13th, shows 'No scheduled appointments that match your current filters'. The user profile is indicated as 'Gregory House' and the organization as 'Test Hospital' in the top right corner. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Schedule View

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform where a clinician can manage goals or problems for a patient named Evan Everything. The top navigation bar includes options for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, with a search bar to find clients. The breadcrumb trail shows the path: Evan Everything > Report #3: Apr. 20, 2022. The left sidebar provides patient details such as age, sex, and clinician name, along with recent events, reference norm, and report selector dropdowns. The main content area is titled 'Goals or Problems' and features two goal attainment scaling graphs for Evan Everything and Mandy Everything, each with a timeline from April 15 to April 20. Next to each graph, there are text descriptions of the goals, such as 'To stand up for myself when others put me down' and 'Stop constantly fidgeting,' with a settings icon for further options. Below the graphs, a prominent blue button labeled '+ Create New Goal/Problem' is located on the right side, allowing the user to add new goals or problems. The page also includes a section for 'Supplemental Measures' at the bottom.

How to add a goal for a caregiver

The screenshot displays the 'Episodes of Care' section within the Mirah platform, specifically for a client named Test Adult1. At the top, there is a navigation bar with options for Schedule, Analytics, and Clients, along with a search bar to find clients. The breadcrumb indicates the current client is Test Adult1. Below, the 'Episodes of Care' section lists two entries: 'Test Hospital, Jan. 22 - ongoing (Active)' and 'Test Hospital, Jan. 23 - ongoing (Finished)'. Each entry includes the name, period start date, status, and an 'Actions' column with a 'Details' button for further information. The 'Details' buttons are located to the right of each entry. Below this section, there are additional sections for 'Consent Form Acceptance History' and 'Insurance Eligibility'. The 'Consent Form Acceptance History' shows a record with the date, consent form type, respondent, and acceptance status. The 'Insurance Eligibility' section lists payer information and active dates. A 'Begin new episode of care' button is located at the bottom of the 'Episodes of Care' section, and a 'Help' button is situated in the bottom right corner of the screen.

Episodes of Care (EoC)

The screenshot displays the top navigation bar of the Mirah platform, which is used for managing client data. The navigation bar includes tabs for Dashboard, Analytics, and Clients, allowing users to switch between different sections of the platform. To the right, there is a search bar labeled 'Search Clients' with a magnifying glass icon, enabling users to search for specific clients. Below the navigation bar, there are filter options for Provider, Unit, and Flags, with dropdown menus to refine the search criteria. A checkbox labeled 'Test clients' is available for filtering test client data. The interface also shows status tabs for Recently Completed, Awaiting Response, Scheduled, My tasks, and Failed logins, each with a corresponding number indicating the count of items in each category.

Using Mirah with Couples

Working with Patients

Measurement-Based Care

The screenshot displays the Billing Configuration page within the Collaborative Care section of the Mirah platform. On the left sidebar, the user has navigated through the Configuration menu to access Billing Configuration. The main area of the screen shows a table with columns labeled Name, Applies to, Start Date, End Date, and Codes, which is currently empty with a message indicating 'No rows'. Above the table, there are two dropdown filters labeled Entities and Status, set to CoCM and Active respectively. To the right of these filters is a 'Create Algorithm' button, which allows users to add a new billing algorithm. A blue information banner below the filters explains that each enrollment will select the most specific algorithm applicable, with only one algorithm active per criteria set at a time. The bottom right corner features a 'Help' button for user assistance.

Billing Insights Logic

The screenshot displays the Mirah platform's interface, focusing on the Collaborative Care feature with a section titled 'Billing Insights'. On the left side, there is a vertical navigation menu with options such as Dashboard, Panels, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support. The 'Billing Insights' option is highlighted, indicating the current selection. The main area is divided into two sections: 'My Tasks' and 'Inbox'. 'My Tasks' shows a list of tasks assigned to Alice Van Helsing, including tasks for patients like Julia Silver, Jane Doe, and Rena Test, with details such as task name, creation date, due date, and status indicators. Each task has two buttons on the right side for actions: a play button to start the task and a square button to mark it as complete. The 'Inbox' section lists assessments needing review, with entries for patients like d d, Venus Flytrap, SWYC test, and Jill Test. Each entry includes a status indicator and three buttons: 'View Report' in green, 'Create Task' in orange, and 'Dismiss' in red, located on the right side of each assessment entry. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

How to Use Billing Insights

The screenshot displays the Billing Insights section of the Mirah platform, which is part of the Collaborative Care feature. On the left side, there is a vertical navigation menu with options including Dashboard, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Monthly Billing Report, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support. The Billing section is expanded, revealing the Billing Insights option highlighted in light green, indicating the current selection. The main area of the screen lists patients with unfinished surveys, each entry showing the patient's name, a visual progress indicator with colored circles, a number indicating the count of unfinished surveys, and a red circular progress bar. Each entry includes a 'Follow up on unfinished surveys' note, with creation and due dates. There are two buttons for each patient entry: a play button and a stop button, both outlined in brown, located to the right of the survey details. Pagination controls are at the top right, allowing navigation through multiple pages of entries.

Generating an End of Month Report

The Monthly Billing Report screen in Mirah displays a table of patient billing information for July 2025. The table includes columns for patient number (#), patient legal name, medical record number (MRN), date of birth (DOB), primary care provider (PCP), PCP National Provider Identifier (NPI), care manager (CM), organization, enrollment date, assessment completion status, month, billing month, billable minutes, billing codes, and eligibility status. The 'Export CSV' button is located at the top left of the table, allowing users to download the report data. The left sidebar contains navigation options including Dashboard, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing Insights, Monthly Billing Report, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support, with the Monthly Billing Report section highlighted.

Monthly Billing Report - Feature Guide

Billing Insights

Video Guide - Task Management

Video Guide - Phases of Care

Video Guide - Enrollment and Intake

Video Guide - Automatic Time Tracking

Video Guides

The screenshot displays a command bar designed for quick access to search functionality within the Mirah platform. It features a search icon followed by the word 'Search' and a keyboard shortcut '(⌘+K)' indicating that users can activate the search function using this shortcut. The command bar is visually highlighted with a brown background, making it easily identifiable for users navigating the Collaborative Care feature.

Vertical Navigation - The Command Bar

The screenshot displays the Collaborative Care panel search interface within the Mirah platform. At the top, there are basic filters including fields for 'Search Patients', 'Primary Care Provider', 'Care Manager', and 'Enrollment Status', which are used to refine the search results. To the right, advanced filter options are available, including buttons for '0 Panels', 'Show 2 Filters', and 'Clear Filters', with the 'Clear Filters' button located at the far right. Below the filters, the results section lists patients with columns for 'Status', 'Minutes', 'Phase', 'Enrollment Date', 'Name', 'Gender', 'DOB', 'PCP', 'CM', 'Unit', 'MRN', and 'Last Patient Contact'. Each row includes a 'Quick Track' button for rapid access to patient details. The left sidebar provides navigation options such as 'Dashboard', 'Panels', 'All Tasks', 'Case Consult', 'Patient Search', 'Billing', 'Metrics', 'Configuration', 'Platform Tools', and 'Mirah Support'. The bottom of the screen shows pagination controls with rows per page and current page details.

Vertical Navigation - Panels Search

The screenshot displays the 'Collaborative Care' feature within the Mirah platform, focusing on the 'My Tasks' and 'Inbox' sections. On the left, a vertical navigation menu includes options such as Dashboard, Panels, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support. The user, Alice Van Helsing, is logged in, and there is a search bar with a shortcut key hint (⌘+K) for quick access. The 'My Tasks' section shows a list of tasks with details like the task name, creation date, due date, and action buttons for each task. Tasks include 'Administer GAD-7 for Penelope Test' and 'Summary Prep - Consult' for various patients. Each task has a play button and a stop button for managing task progress. The 'Inbox' section on the right highlights an 'Assessment Needs Review' notification for Penelope Test, with options to 'View Report', 'Create Task', or 'Dismiss' the notification. A green circle with the number 2 indicates the number of items in the inbox. At the bottom, there is a note about 24 notifications being hidden due to panel selection, and pagination controls are available. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner for user assistance.

Vertical Navigation - Feature Guide

Vertical Navigation

The screenshot displays the 'Collaborative Care - Tasks - Monthly Documentation of Time and Tasks' page for a patient named Gabriele Corwin. At the top left, the patient's name, gender, and birthdate are shown, along with their enrollment status as 'Unenrolled' and a time indicator of '0 min'. Below this, there is a large text area for notes or comments, with buttons labeled 'Discard Changes' and 'No Unsaved Changes' beneath it. On the right, there are sections titled 'Measurement Administration' and 'Measurement History', both indicating that the patient is not enrolled in collaborative care. Below these sections, there is a 'Tasks' section with a table that has columns for 'Title', 'Minutes (Apr '24)', 'Status', and 'Due by', but currently shows 'No rows'. To the right of the 'Tasks' header, there are two buttons: 'Filters' and 'New Task', both located at the top right of the tasks section.

Monthly Documentation of Time and Tasks

The screenshot displays the 'All Tasks' page within the Mirah platform, which is part of the Collaborative Care feature. The page is designed to help healthcare providers view and manage tasks related to patient care. At the top, there are search and filter options, including fields for searching tasks, filtering by assigned personnel, and filtering by task status, which is currently set to 'Active'. Below these filters, there is a list of tasks with columns labeled 'Title', 'Status', 'Patient', 'Assigned to', and 'Due by'. Each task row includes buttons labeled 'Begin Task' and 'Send to Top' for task management, located to the left of the task title. The left sidebar contains navigation links, with 'All Tasks' highlighted, indicating the current page. Other links include Dashboard, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support. The bottom of the page shows pagination controls and a help button in the lower right corner.

How to View All Tasks

The screenshot displays the Daily Progress Tracker interface within the Collaborative Care feature of the Mirah platform. At the top, there is a horizontal bar labeled 'Tuesday Hours' with time intervals from 0:00 to 5:00, indicating the hours worked on Tuesday. Days of the week are listed above the bar, with Monday (M) highlighted and showing 2:56 hours. Below, the screen is divided into two main sections: 'My Tasks' on the left and 'Inbox' on the right. 'My Tasks' includes a dropdown filter labeled 'Task Status Filter' set to 'Active' and a 'Create Task' button. Three tasks for Francine Copper are listed, each with a circular progress indicator, a task description, creation and due dates, and play and stop buttons for task management. The 'Inbox' section shows two 'Assessment Needs Review' notifications for Carl Carl and Francine Copper, each with a circular progress indicator, a description of the assessment status, and buttons labeled 'View Report', 'Create Task', and 'Dismiss' for managing the assessments.

How to Use the Daily Progress Tracker

The screenshot displays the 'Tasks' page within the Collaborative Care feature of the Mirah platform. It shows a list of tasks with columns for Title, Minutes (Jul '25), Status, and Due by. Each task has a 'Begin Task' button on the left, which is currently disabled, and a magnifying glass icon indicating the option to view more details. The tasks are listed with their respective titles such as 'Provider update' and 'Assessment Needs Review', all showing 0 minutes and an 'Active' status. The 'Due by' column provides the due date and time for each task, sorted in descending order. At the top right corner, there are two buttons: 'Filters' for refining the task list and 'New Task' for adding a new task.

How to Edit Tasks

The screenshot displays the 'Collaborative Care' dashboard of the Mirah platform, focusing on task management and prioritization. On the left side, under 'My Tasks', there is a list of tasks assigned to different individuals, such as Dylan Finch and Melaine Hauck, with tasks like 'Communicate with external provider' and 'Make external referral'. Each task entry includes a visual progress indicator, a due date, and two buttons: a play button to start the task and a square button to mark it as complete, both located to the right of each task. The 'Task Status Filter' at the top allows users to filter tasks by status, currently set to 'Active'. On the right side, under 'Inbox', there are notifications for assessments that need review, with entries for Melaine Hauck and Krystin Klein. Each entry includes a progress indicator and buttons for 'View Report', 'Create Task', and 'Dismiss', located below the notification text.

How to prioritize my task list on the Dashboard

The screenshot displays the 'Quick Tasks' section within the Mirah platform, specifically under the 'Collaborative Care' feature. The left sidebar shows a navigation menu with options such as Dashboard, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, and Configuration, which is expanded to reveal sub-options like Configuration Manager and Organizations. The 'Quick Tasks' option is highlighted, indicating the current view. The main content area lists several quick tasks including 'Add Related Person to Patient Profile', 'Case Review', 'Contact Patient/Caregiver', 'Coordinate External Service', and 'Discharge'. Each task has a brief description of its purpose. For example, 'Add Related Person to Patient Profile' allows adding additional caretakers or teachers to a patient's profile, while 'Case Review' involves adding a patient to a consult meeting and noting reasons for the consult. Each task has an edit button and a delete button on the right side for managing the tasks. At the top right corner, there is a 'New Quick Task' button for creating new tasks. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

How to customize quick tasks for your organization

The screenshot displays the Collaborative Care Tasks interface for a patient named Test HughTest, who is 15 years old and enrolled in the Collaborative Care Test unit. The top left section shows patient information including MRN, email, phone number, panel, primary care provider, care manager, unit, consent date, and enrollment date, with an 'Edit Demographics' button available for updating details. The right section lists tasks with columns for Title and Minutes, each task having a 'Begin Task' button to initiate the task. The 'New Task' button is located at the top right, which when clicked, reveals a dropdown menu with options such as Custom, Add Related Person to Patient Profile, Case Review, and more. The 'Filters' button is adjacent to the 'New Task' button, allowing users to filter tasks. The bottom of the task list shows a total of minutes for tasks, which is currently zero.

How to create a custom task

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform's Collaborative Care feature, focusing on task management for a patient named Rick Enrolled. The top left shows the patient's initials 'RE' with a red circle indicating a notification or alert with the number 15. Below the patient's name, gender, age, and birthdate are listed. To the right, a visual timeline with circles indicates the patient's enrollment status, showing 'enrolled 2 years ago.' Below this, the 'Enrollment and Intake' section is visible, with a due date and time of 6:04 PM, Jul 26. Two dropdown buttons are present: 'Active' for changing the task status, and 'Change Quick Task' for selecting a different task template, both located at the bottom left of the section.

How to Change the Status and Template of a Task

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform interface related to Collaborative Care, specifically focusing on automatic chart and assessment time tracking. At the top left, the user's name, Annika Reef, is displayed, followed by a time indicator showing '+10m elapsed' with a clock icon, indicating the duration of the current session. Next to it, the text 'Enrollment and Intake' suggests the current phase of the process. On the right side, there are four buttons: 'Add Note' with a pencil icon for adding notes, 'Discard Time' with a prohibition icon for discarding the recorded time, 'Save Progress' with a clock icon for saving the current progress, and 'Complete Task' in a highlighted brown color for marking the task as complete. These buttons are aligned horizontally and provide functionality for managing tasks and time tracking within the platform.

Automatic Chart/Assessment Time Tracking

The screenshot displays the Measurement Administration interface for a patient named Julia Silver, who is a 25-year-old female enrolled a year ago. On the left, there is a patient information section showing her initials, gender, age, and enrollment duration, along with a progress indicator. Below this, a text area is available for notes, currently containing a test note, with buttons for 'Discard Changes' and 'No Unsaved Changes' below it. The 'Tasks' section features a 'Quick Track' button, and the 'Enrollment Lifecycle' section includes 'Enroll', 'Finish Intake', and 'Discharge' buttons. The 'Consult' section offers 'Request Consult' and 'Begin Summary' buttons. On the right, the Measurement Administration table lists multiple entries for the 'Mood and Feelings Questionnaire: Short' measure, all with a status of 'Canceled'. Each entry shows the recipient's name, expiration date, and time, with icons indicating the sender and actions available. At the top right, there are 'Resend Notifications' and 'Send Measurement' buttons. Pagination controls are at the bottom of the table.

Troubleshooting Guide - Managing Time Entry Logs (TELs)

Tasks

The screenshot displays an icon and text representing the 'Active Treatment' phase within the Collaborative Care feature of the Mirah platform. The icon is a brown circle containing a white hand holding a heart, symbolizing care and support. To the right of the icon, the text 'Active Treatment' is displayed in a bold, dark font, indicating the current phase of care being configured or viewed in the platform.

Phases of Care - Configuration Guide

The screenshot displays the 'Patient Enrollment' screen for Sarah Olive within the Mirah platform, specifically focusing on the 'Treatment Details' section of the enrollment process. This screen is part of a multi-step process indicated by a progress bar at the top, showing four steps: Treatment Details, Referral Details, Targets & Tasks, and Success, with the current step being Treatment Details. The screen includes several dropdown fields: 'Panel', 'Primary Care Provider', and 'Care Manager', each requiring a selection before proceeding. There is a date picker for 'Enrollment Date', pre-filled with the date and time '08/20/2025 04:31 PM', which is used to calculate target minutes per month and other clinical metrics. Below these fields, there is a dropdown for 'Unit' and another for 'Phases of Care', which is highlighted with the text 'phase' selected. At the bottom right, there is a 'Continue To Referral' button, currently disabled, indicating that not all required fields have been completed.

Phases of Care - Care Manager Guide

Phases of Care

The screenshot displays a patient card for Jane Doe within the Mirah platform's Collaborative Care feature. The card includes a circular avatar with the initials 'JD' and a red badge with the number '3' indicating notifications or alerts. To the right, Jane Doe's name is prominently displayed in bold, followed by demographic details: gender as Female, age 23, and birthdate 10/10/2000, with a note that she was enrolled 4 months ago. Adjacent to these details is a status badge consisting of three interconnected circles: red, yellow, and grey, which likely represent different stages or statuses in the patient's care process. On the far right, a grey circle displays '0 min', possibly indicating the time since the last update or interaction.

Patients - The Status Badge

The screenshot displays the Mirah platform's interface for managing tasks and assessments related to collaborative care. On the left side, there is a navigation panel with options such as Dashboard, Panels, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support. The main section is divided into two columns: 'My Tasks' and 'Inbox'. 'My Tasks' shows a list of tasks assigned to Rick Enrolled, including Unspecified Task, Discharge, Follow up on previous referral, Contact Patient/Caregiver, and Enrollment and Intake, each with a status indicator and creation date. Each task has two buttons, a play button for starting the task and a square button for stopping it, located to the right of the task name. The 'Inbox' section lists assessments that need review, with entries for d d, Venus Flytrap, and SWYC test, each accompanied by a status indicator. Below each assessment, there are three buttons: 'View Report', 'Create Task', and 'Dismiss', located at the bottom of each assessment entry. The top of the screen features a task status filter set to 'Active', and the bottom right corner has a 'Help' button.

Patients - Test Patients

The screenshot displays the 'Patient Search' page within the Mirah platform, used for managing patient data in a collaborative care setting. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search Patients' where the user has entered 'Jane'. Next to it are dropdown filters for 'Primary Care Provider', 'Care Manager', and 'Enrollment Status'. Below the search bar, there is a 'Clear Filters' button to reset the search criteria. The main table lists patients with columns for 'Status', 'Minutes', 'Enrollment Date', 'Name', 'Gender', 'DOB', 'PCP' (Primary Care Provider), 'CM' (Care Manager), and 'MRN' (Medical Record Number). Each row provides patient details, such as the name 'Doe, Jane', gender 'F', and date of birth '10/10/2000'. The 'Quick Track' button is available for each patient to quickly access their tracking information. On the left sidebar, navigation options include 'Dashboard', 'All Tasks', 'Case Consult', 'Patient Search', 'Billing', 'Metrics', 'Configuration', 'Platform Tools', and 'Mirah Support'. The 'Patient Search' option is highlighted, indicating the current page. At the bottom right, there is a 'Help' button for user assistance.

Patients - How to send a measure manually

The screenshot displays the 'Measurement Administration' section of the Mirah platform, which is used for managing patient data in a collaborative care setting. On the left, the patient information for Vidhi Plourde is shown, including name, gender, age, and enrollment details. Below this, there are options for 'Tasks' with a 'Quick Track' button, 'Enrollment Lifecycle' with 'Enroll', 'Finish Intake', and 'Discharge' buttons, and 'Consult' with 'Request Consult' and 'Begin Summary' buttons. The 'Patient Info' section includes an 'Edit Demographics' button. The main section on the right lists measurement administration details, including columns for 'Recipient', 'Measure(s)', 'Status', 'Expires On', 'Sent By', and 'Actions'. Each row shows a measurement assigned to 'Mom Plourde', with the status 'Canceled' and an expiration date. The 'Sent By' column features an email icon, and the 'Actions' column has a settings icon. At the bottom, there is a pagination control showing 'Rows per page' with a dropdown and navigation arrows. Below the measurement administration, the 'Measurement History' section is highlighted, showing a list of measurements with their status and scores. The 'Active Measurement Bundles' section lists 'Anxiety 12-17' as active since May 30, 2024. The 'Add' button is located at the bottom right, next to a 'Help' button.

Patients - Managing Measurement Bundles

The screenshot displays the patient management interface within the Mirah platform, specifically for enrolling and intaking patients in a collaborative care setting. At the top, there is a search bar labeled 'Search Patients' where users can input a patient's name or identifier. Adjacent to this are dropdown menus for filtering by 'Primary Care Provider', 'Care Manager', and 'Enrollment Status'. A 'Clear Filters' option is available to reset the filters. To the right, a button labeled 'Add New Patient' allows users to add a new patient to the system. Below the filters, there is a table listing patient details with columns for 'Status', 'Minutes', 'Enrollment Date', 'Name', 'Gender', 'DOB', 'PCP' (Primary Care Provider), 'CM' (Care Manager), and 'MRN' (Medical Record Number). Each row provides specific patient information, such as enrollment status, time spent, and personal details. The 'Quick Track' button is available for each patient entry to expedite certain actions. The 'Unenrolled' status is highlighted for a patient, indicating they have not yet been enrolled in the system.

Patients - How to enroll and intake a patient

The screenshot displays the patient management interface for Jane Doe within the Mirah platform, focusing on the discharge process. At the top left, Jane Doe's profile is shown with her initials 'JD', age, gender, and enrollment duration. A visual progress indicator is present, showing a red circle with the number 7, indicating the patient's current status. Below the profile, there is a blank section for notes with buttons labeled 'Discard Changes' and 'No Unsaved Changes' beneath it. On the right, the 'Measurement Administration' section lists various assessments with details such as recipient, measure(s), status, expiration date, sender, and actions. Each entry includes an information icon for more details. The 'Send Measurement' button is located at the top right of this section. Below the profile, the 'Tasks' section includes a 'Quick Track' button, and the 'Enrollment Lifecycle' section features 'Enroll', 'Finish Intake', and 'Discharge' buttons, with 'Discharge' highlighted in red. The 'Consult' section offers 'Request Consult' and 'Begin Summary' buttons. At the bottom, the 'Measurement History' section displays past assessments with scores and a graph, alongside 'Active Measurement Bundles' information. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

Patients - How to discharge a patient

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform focused on a patient named Vidhi Plourde, who is a 15-year-old female enrolled a year ago. The top left corner shows her initials 'VP' with the number '12' indicating some form of status or score. Below her name, her gender, age, and enrollment date are listed. To the right, there is a timeline with dates from April to July 2025, each associated with a score and a PDF icon, suggesting downloadable reports. The 'Rows per page' dropdown allows users to select the number of entries displayed, with navigation arrows for browsing. The 'Related People' section at the bottom lists individuals connected to the patient, showing columns for Active status, Name, Relationship, Phone Number, E-mail, and Notification Preference. Currently, one related person is listed as 'Plourde, Mom' with the role of Guardian/Caregiver, and an email address is provided. The 'Edit' button is available for modifying this entry. A prominent 'Add a Related Person' button is located at the top right of the 'Related People' section, allowing users to add new connections.

Patients - How to add a related person

The screenshot displays the 'Patient Search' page within the Mirah platform, part of the Collaborative Care feature. The interface includes a search bar at the top for finding patients, with dropdown filters for 'Primary Care Provider', 'Care Manager', and 'Enrollment Status'. To the right, there is a '0 Panels' button and a 'Clear Filters' option. Below these, a table lists patients with columns for 'Status', 'Minutes', 'Enrollment Date', 'Name', 'Gender', 'DOB', 'PCP', 'CM', and 'MRN'. Each row provides patient details such as name, gender, date of birth, and associated care providers. On the right side of the screen, there is a prominent 'Add New Patient' button, highlighted in orange, for adding new patient entries. The left sidebar includes navigation options like 'Dashboard', 'All Tasks', 'Case Consult', 'Patient Search', 'Billing', 'Metrics', 'Configuration', 'Platform Tools', and 'Mirah Support'.

Patients - How to add a new patient

The screenshot displays the patient profile for George Silver, a 12-year-old male enrolled two years ago. The top section shows his name, gender, age, enrollment date, and a visual representation of his progress with circular icons and a red zero indicating no progress. Below is a text box with notes about his diagnosis and regular meetings with a guidance counselor. The 'Discard Changes' and 'No Unsaved Changes' buttons are located beneath the text box. The left panel includes sections for Tasks, Enrollment Lifecycle, and Consult, with buttons for 'Quick Track', 'Enroll', 'Finish Intake', 'Discharge', 'Request Consult', and 'Edit Summary'. The 'Edit Demographics' button is highlighted in orange at the bottom of the left panel. The right panel is titled 'Measurement Administration' and lists measurements sent to Helen Silver, including the PSC 35 Caregiver Mood and Feelings Questionnaire and Caregiver Strain Questionnaire, all marked as 'Canceled'. Each entry includes the expiration date, sender, and actions with icons for email and settings. The 'Resend Notifications' button is disabled, while the 'Send Measurement' button is active at the top right. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner.

Patients - Feature Guide

Patients

Panels - Tips for Panel Management

The screenshot displays the Mirah platform's Collaborative Care feature, focusing on the 'My Tasks' and 'Inbox' sections. On the left sidebar, there is a navigation menu with options such as Dashboard, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support. Above these options, the user's name, James Broad, is displayed, along with the current organization, Mirah CoCM Hospital. A highlighted '0 Panels' button is present, indicating the ability to filter tasks by panels. The main section is divided into two parts: 'My Tasks' on the left and 'Inbox' on the right. 'My Tasks' shows a list of tasks with details like the patient's name, task type (e.g., Chart Review, Assessment Results Review), creation date, and action buttons for play and pause. The 'Inbox' section lists assessments needing review, with patient names and action buttons for 'View Report', 'Create Task', and 'Dismiss'. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner of the screen.

Panels - How to Filter Data by Panel

The screenshot displays a section of the Mirah platform focused on a patient's care team and measurement history. On the left, under 'Patient Info', details such as the patient's name, gender, age, and enrollment date are shown. The 'Edit Demographics' button is located at the top right of this section. Below, fields include MRN, E-mail, Phone Number, Panel with an 'Edit' option, Primary Care Provider, Care Manager, Unit with an 'Edit' option, Consent Date with an 'edit' option, and Enrollment Date. On the right, the 'Measurement History' section lists various assessments with their respective scores and risk levels, such as 'GAD-7' with a score of 'Minimal - 0' and 'Caregiver Strain' with a score of 'Moderate - 6.7'. Each assessment is accompanied by a visual indicator of the risk level. The bottom right corner features a 'Help' button for user assistance.

Panels - How to edit the Patient's Care Team

The screenshot displays the 'Case Consult Smart Phrases' page within the Mirah platform, which is part of the Collaborative Care feature. The page is designed to help healthcare providers manage smart phrases related to case consultations. At the top right, there is a 'New Smart Phrase' button for creating new entries. The main section lists details such as 'BH Diagnosis', 'Current Medication', and 'Medication History', each with an 'Edit' and 'Delete' button on the right for modifying or removing entries. The left sidebar features a navigation menu with options like 'Dashboard', 'All Tasks', 'Case Consult', 'Patient Search', 'Billing', 'Metrics', and 'Configuration', which is expanded to show sub-options like 'Panel Configuration' and 'Manage Users'. The 'Configuration' section is highlighted, indicating the current focus. A search bar is available for quick access to different sections, and a 'Help' button is located at the bottom right corner for user assistance.

Panels - How to Create and Edit Panels

Panels

The screenshot displays the profile of George Silver, a 12-year-old male patient enrolled two years ago. It includes his initials 'GS' in a circular icon with the number 15 indicating a score or status. The top section provides demographic details and enrollment status, along with a visual representation of his progress or status using interconnected circles and a gauge showing '0'. Below, a text box contains a summary of George's medical history, including a diagnosis of ADHD, absence of outside behavioral health providers, and regular meetings with a guidance counselor due to anxiety. At the bottom, there are buttons for 'Discard Changes' and 'No Unsaved Changes'. The lower section titled 'Tasks' features a 'Quick Track' button, while 'Enrollment Lifecycle' includes buttons for 'Enroll', 'Finish Intake', and 'Discharge'. The 'Consult' section offers a 'Request Consult' button highlighted in red and an 'Edit Summary' button, both located at the bottom right.

Consult - How to run a case consult meeting

The screenshot displays the 'Case Consult Smart Phrases' section within the Mirah platform, specifically under the Collaborative Care feature. The left sidebar shows a navigation menu with sections like Dashboard, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, and Configuration. The Configuration section is expanded, highlighting 'Case Consult Smart Phrases' as the selected option. The main content area lists smart phrases related to patient consultations, including sections for BH Diagnosis, Current Medication, and Medication History. Each section provides a template for entering patient information, such as current behavioral health diagnosis, prescribed medication, regimen, and medication history details. To the right of each section, there are 'Edit' and 'Delete' buttons for modifying or removing the smart phrases. At the top right of the main content area, there is a 'New Smart Phrase' button for adding new entries.

Case Consult - How to manage Smart Phrases

Case Consult

The screenshot displays the Mirah Collaborative Care Dashboard, which is designed to help healthcare providers manage tasks and notifications related to patient assessments. On the left side, there is a vertical navigation menu with options such as Dashboard, Panels, All Tasks, Case Consult, Patient Search, Billing, Metrics, Configuration, Platform Tools, and Mirah Support. The Dashboard option is highlighted, indicating the current view. In the main section, under 'My Tasks', there is a Task Status Filter set to 'Active' and a 'Create Task' button. Below, tasks are listed with details such as the patient's name, task description, creation date, due date, and action buttons for pausing, playing, or stopping the task. Each task also includes a visual progress indicator. On the right side, the 'Inbox' section shows notifications, with a specific notification titled 'Assessment Needs Review' for a patient named Penelope Test. This section includes buttons for 'View Report', 'Create Task', and 'Dismiss', allowing the user to take action on the notification. The interface is designed to streamline task management and notification handling for healthcare providers.

Dashboard - How to manage the Dashboard

The screenshot displays the Collaborative Care Dashboard focusing on managing the Inbox. On the left side, under 'My Tasks', there is a 'Task Status Filter' dropdown set to 'Active', and a 'Create Task' button. Below, tasks are listed with the patient's name, task description, creation date, and a progress indicator. Each task has a play button and a stop button on the right for task management. On the right side, the 'Inbox' section shows notifications for 'Assessment Needs Review' with a count of two. Each notification includes the patient's name, a status indicator, and a message indicating an assessment update or completion. Below each notification are three buttons: 'View Report', 'Create Task', and 'Dismiss', allowing the user to take action on the assessment. The layout is designed to facilitate task management and assessment review in a collaborative care setting.

Dashboard - How to manage the Inbox

Dashboard

The screenshot displays the 'Implementation Targets' section within the Mirah platform, specifically focusing on the 'Collaborative Care' feature. The interface is divided into two main panels: 'New Enrollments Launch Target' on the left and 'Billing Target' on the right. The 'New Enrollments Launch Target' panel shows a line graph tracking the number of new enrollments over time, with a summary indicating 2 enrollments for the week ending August 10 and a total of 152 enrollments since the goal started, against a target of 90. The 'Billing Target' panel displays a line graph of expected monthly billing, with current and last month's billing figures shown as $4,050/$30,000 and $15,200/$30,000, respectively. Both panels have a settings icon for additional options. The top bar includes a date selector set to 'Week Ending 08/10/2025', an entity selector showing 'CoCM Hospital', and buttons for 'Show 0 Filters' and 'Clear Filters'. A 'Create Target' button is located at the top right. The left sidebar features navigation options such as 'Dashboard', 'Panels', 'All Tasks', 'Case Consult', 'Patient Search', 'Billing', 'Metrics', 'Outcomes', 'Implementation Targets', 'Institute Performance', 'My Performance', 'Configuration', 'Platform Tools', and 'Mirah Support'. The 'Metrics' and 'Implementation Targets' sections are expanded, highlighting the current focus. A 'Help' button is located at the bottom right.

Implementation Targets - How to Set Up Implementation Targets

The screenshot displays the Measurement Administration section of the Mirah platform, focusing on the management of assessments for a patient named Ally Wonderland. On the left, the patient information card shows Ally's name, gender, age, birthdate, and enrollment duration, along with a visual progress indicator. Below this, there are buttons for 'Discard Changes' and 'No Unsaved Changes'. The main section lists assessments under columns labeled Recipient, Measure(s), Status, Expires On, Sent By, and Actions. Ally Wonderland is the recipient of various measures such as PHQ-9, WHO-5, and GAD-7, with their statuses ranging from Completed to Scheduled, Expired, and Canceled. Each status is accompanied by a timestamp and an information icon. The Actions column contains a gear icon for additional options. At the top right, there are buttons for 'Resend Notifications' and 'Send Measurement'. The bottom left features a 'Tasks' section with a 'Quick Track' button and an 'Enrollment Lifecycle' section with 'Enroll', 'Finish Intake', and 'Discharge' buttons. The bottom right corner has a 'Help' button.