
EHRs and Recovery Capital Software
Recovery Capital is an addiction treatment method that focuses on sustaining recovery. Learn which EHR features you need to deliver this treatment to your patients.
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At Sigmund Software, we strive to keep our finger on the pulse of all things EHR and Behavioral Health. Here you will find the latest blogs and news on mental health and addiction treatment, EHR software, and industry developments.
Recovery Capital is an addiction treatment method that focuses on sustaining recovery. Learn which EHR features you need to deliver this treatment to your patients.
Recovery Capital is a unique addiction treatment system that helps patients achieve and sustain recovery. Learn more about this patient-centered concept.
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Are your patients asking for virtual care? Learn what the sudden increase in telehealth demand means for paper-based care providers.
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Wondering how wearable technology is being used in behavioral health and addiction treatment? Here is the latest in how wearable tech improves patient care.
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