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Therapy practices, law firms & professional services
The work you trained for is a fraction of your week. The rest is chasing release forms, rewriting the same intake, drafting the same court report, and wondering whether the note you wrote at 11 p.m. is filed where the board expects it.
The big practice-management suites were built for hospitals and priced for them. They also expect you to trust them with everything, and they do not speak Spanish to your clients.
The products on this path
In the order most people adopt them.
ASL Therapy
Health, legal & everydayScheduling, notes, billing, client portal and reviewed court reporting for therapy practices, in English and Spanish.
Who it is for: Solo licensed therapists and counselors who want one place for the schedule, the chart and the invoice
Explore →ASL Intake
Health, legal & everydayAnswer every caller in English or Spanish, then run the whole matter to closing.
Who it is for: Solo and two-to-fifteen-person personal injury firms losing after-hours callers to voicemail
Explore →Policy Lens
AI you can ownAsk a plain-language question about Colorado public law and get a cited answer, or an honest no.
Who it is for: A person dealing with a Colorado agency who does not know which agency owns the rule they need
Explore →ASL Files
Data protection & digital trustEncrypted file storage where a link alone opens nothing, plus a password-protected way to send one file out.
Who it is for: A solo therapist or small practice holding client documents that occasionally have to go to an attorney, a parent, or another clinician
Explore →ASL Meet
Communications & connectivityPrivate video for up to four people. Guests join with a link. Nothing about the call is kept.
Who it is for: A solo therapist or counselor who needs a private session room a client can open from a text message
Explore →ASL Messaging
Communications & connectivityDirect and group messaging built into your ASL product — no extra chat app, no outside vendor.
Who it is for: An office or practice administrator whose staff currently coordinate work in personal text threads
Explore →ASL Tickets
Platform servicesEvery request your team gets, tracked and owned, inside the product they already use.
Who it is for: An office manager or practice owner who is the unofficial help desk for everyone in the building
Explore →ASL Shredder
Data protection & digital trustRemoves data, then issues a signed receipt that claims only what was actually proven.
Who it is for: A practice owner who has to destroy a client's record and still be able to show, years later, exactly what was destroyed and who authorized it
Explore →Objections
The questions you are already asking.
Is it HIPAA compliant?
Software alone cannot make a practice compliant, and we will not pretend otherwise. What we can tell you is exactly which safeguards the product provides (field-level encryption, per-person permissions, tamper-evident audit trails, documented retention) and which obligations remain yours. You get that list in writing before you activate.
We already have an EHR.
ASL Therapy is not trying to be your clearinghouse. Many practices start with intake, document delivery, or the court-report workflow alone and keep their existing system for billing.
How hard is it to leave?
A full client record exports as one audited PDF, and your documents are yours. Retention, export, and deletion are written into the terms, not discovered at exit.
How it starts
Proof first, breadth second.
Map
Name the users, the problem, the outcome, who has authority, and where the boundaries are.
Prove
The smallest useful version, with a visible test of success you define.
Accept
Review the result, the remaining risk, and the exit terms in writing.
Expand
Add only the products or capabilities that improve the outcome.
Map a client journey.
One conversation. No specification needed. No customer data needed for the first call.