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Therap Enhances Person-Centered Data Collection Tools and Expands Data Submission Window to Improve Individual Service Plans and Long-Term Care within the Human Services Sector

TORRINGTON, Conn., Nov. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Therap Services, the forefront provider of HIPAA-compliant electronic documentation solutions for organizations and agencies in Long-Term Services and Supports (LTSS), Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS), and broader human services sectors, has recently expanded its ISP Data submission window and introduced key enhancements to its data collection and reporting features. These updates offer significant benefits to service providers by enhancing the management and tracking of goals and objectives, helping to improve overall care and outcomes.

A major improvement is the extension of the ISP Data submission window from six months to 13 months. This expanded time frame offers greater flexibility for providers to submit, update, and adjust data as necessary, ensuring that documentation stays up-to-date even in complex or evolving care scenarios. This longer window allows for more comprehensive data collection and reporting, ultimately leading to more accurate tracking of individual progress.

In addition to the extended submission window, Therap has made some other enhancements to the ISP Data module, designed to make the data collection process more streamlined and user-friendly. These improvements focus on simplifying the entry of key information, enabling staff to record data more efficiently and accurately. With these updates, service providers can better monitor individual progress, make more informed decisions, and adjust care plans as needed.

The reporting features within the ISP Data module have also been enhanced to provide more meaningful and actionable insights. By improving report generation and search functionality, providers can more easily track trends, measure outcomes, and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements. These updates support providers in delivering higher-quality services by offering clearer visibility into the effectiveness of their programs.

Overall, the expanded ISP Data submission window and enhanced features empower providers to deliver better care, improving outcomes for vulnerable populations.

For more information on Therap’s comprehensive eSolution for Person-Centered services, please visit https://www.therapservices.net/products/comprehensive-esolution-for-person-centered-services/

About Therap

Therap’s comprehensive and HIPAA-compliant software is used in human services settings for documentation, communication, reporting, EVV and billing.

Learn more at www.therapservices.net

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