Aroha Health

CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION

Documentation shaped to your clinical work

Session notes, psychiatric evaluations, and case histories in the structure each modality needs, tied to the client record and ready across every session.

Mental health clinician writing clinical documentation

Timeline

Today

Session Note

Oct 12

Psychiatric Eval

Template

Psychiatric Eval

Standard SOAP

WHY IT MATTERS

More than a form filled in after

The note is the clinical work

What you write today is what the next session builds on.

  • Clinical thinking becomes a record. A mental status examination, a diagnosis, or a process note—written down, it becomes what the whole course of care depends on.

  • Structured for your modality. Aroha treats documentation as clinical work, not as a generic form to fill in after the client leaves.

  • Carried forward. Notes are held securely in the client's record across months of care, so the writing you do today is still working for you a year from now.

MODALITY-AWARE

One size fits no one

A format for the way you practise

Psychiatry, psychology, and counselling document different work.

A psychiatrist, a clinical psychologist, and a counsellor document different work. Aroha gives each the structure that work needs.

Instead of one free-text box stretched to cover all of them, each gets a format built for their clinical practice. The note fits the session, so the record reads the way the practitioner thinks.

Psychiatry

Structured evaluations, mental status examinations, and medication histories.

Psychology

Assessment templates and structured intakes for clinical observation.

Counselling

Process notes and therapeutic frameworks for ongoing care.

PSYCHIATRY

Structure a text box cannot hold

Built for psychiatric depth

Evaluations, medication histories, and case histories with real structure.

  • Psychiatric evaluation templates: structured mental status examinations, diagnoses, and medication histories, held in the format psychiatric assessment requires.

  • Medication histories: a clear record of what was prescribed and changed over time, so a medication review has the full history in one place.

  • Longitudinal case histories: a client's story carried across every session, so the full arc of care is there when you return to it after weeks or months.

  • Draft-to-final discipline: working notes and finalised records stay distinct, so the record you rely on is clean and the note in progress is never mistaken for the final one.

Mental Status Examination

Initial Psychiatric Evaluation

Appearance & Behavior

Grooming
Well Groomed
Adequate
Dishevelled
Unkempt
Hygiene
Good
Fair
Poor
Add an optional note...

Speech & Language

3 Selected

Mood & Affect

Thought Process & Content

CONNECTED

Always where you expect it

Every note tied to the record

Documentation stays with the client it belongs to.

SJ

Sarah Johnson

ID: AR-84920 • 32 y/o

Telehealth10:00 AM

Individual Therapy (60 min)

Video session completed.

Finalised11:15 AM

Session Progress Note

Diagnosis and plan updated.

Pending11:16 AM

Invoice INV-2490

₹2,500.00

A note is only useful when it is where you expect it. Aroha keeps documentation connected to the rest of the practice.

  • Tied to the client record. Each note, evaluation, and case history lives right alongside their appointments and clinical history.

  • Omnichannel continuity. Documentation from an online session lands in the exact same place as an in-person one.

  • The full picture. The record stays whole instead of being split across a rogue notes app, a shared drive, and a generic scheduling tool.

SECURITY

Sensitive by nature, protected by default

Documentation on a secure foundation

Encrypted, access-controlled, and hosted in India.

Clinical notes are among the most sensitive data a client generates. Aroha protects them to that standard.

Documentation sits on the same foundation as the rest of the platform.

Encrypted

Notes are encrypted, so they stay unreadable to anyone without the keys.

Hosted in India

They are hosted on servers in India, under Indian law.

Access-controlled

And access is assigned by role and by client, so a note is open only to the people whose role requires it, with every access logged.

What the record gives back

What you get

Five things a documentation system should deliver.

01

Notes that fit the work

Documentation is shaped to the modality rather than flattened into one generic format.

02

Psychiatric depth

Structured evaluations, mental status examinations, and medication histories built for the way psychiatry is practised.

03

Continuity across care

Longitudinal case histories carry a client's full story from the first session to the most recent.

04

A clean, dependable record

Draft-to-final discipline keeps working notes and finalised records distinct.

05

Documentation you can trust

The most sensitive data, encrypted, access-controlled, and hosted in India.

Before you commit

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Documentation is modality-aware, with psychiatric evaluation templates, structured mental status examinations, and medication histories built for the depth psychiatric practice requires, alongside formats for clinical psychology and counselling.
Yes. Draft-to-final discipline keeps notes in progress distinct from finalised records, so the record you rely on stays clean.
Yes. Every note, evaluation, and case history ties to a single client record, so a client's full documentation and history live in one place across years of care.
Yes. Notes are encrypted, hosted on servers in India, and protected by role-based access, so only the people whose role requires a record can open it, and every access is logged.
Yes. Documentation from a telehealth session ties into the same client record as an in-person one, so online care carries the same continuity as work done in the room.

The record is only as strong as the system

Documentation that holds the whole practice

The record is only as strong as the system holding it. Keeping a client's notes, history, and appointments together is how a practice stays organised as it grows.