Answers, in plain language.

Providers create a care direction, invite clients, assign or automate between-session activities, review progress signals, and use the latest context to guide the next appointment.

Habit of Care is designed for behavioral health providers and care teams, including therapists, social workers, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, care managers, occupational therapists, primary care behavioral health teams, and structured programs.

A provider can create a workspace, invite a client, and assign an initial activity in a short setup flow. Team configuration, templates, security review, and organization rollout may require additional planning.

Clients can use the Habit of Living mobile app, and web access is available for supported workflows. The mobile app provides the most complete client experience.

The library supports journals, cognitive and behavioral skills, habits, goals, check-ins, assessments, trackers, breathing exercises, visualizations, and other structured activities. Availability can vary by product configuration.

Providers can create structured improvement plans, tailor activities, save reusable templates, and adjust work for an individual client.

Yes. Providers can manage plans and assignments directly. Agent-supported workflows are optional and can be configured, reviewed, adjusted, or paused.

The provider workspace can bring together recent completion, check-ins, reflections, progress patterns, summaries, and other shared activity relevant to the care plan.

A provider sends a private invitation. The client reviews the request and chooses whether to accept the connection before a shared workflow begins.

Clients see assigned activities, due dates, check-ins, reflections, progress, messages, and streaks in a focused mobile and web experience.

Yes. A client can decline an unexpected or unwanted connection request.

Yes. Supported views show completed work, streaks, milestones, and other progress signals relevant to the care workflow.

The privacy program describes safeguards that include encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access controls, multi-factor authentication where available, security assessments, vulnerability management, data minimization, and staff training. No system can guarantee absolute security.

Habit of Care terms contemplate a Business Associate Agreement when a customer is a covered entity under HIPAA. Specific obligations depend on the executed agreement and applicable law.

Access is limited by approved provider connections, workspace roles, permissions, and applicable agreements. Customers are responsible for authorizing only the workforce members who need access.

The public privacy policy explains collection, use, sharing, retention, safeguards, and individual rights. Separate privacy terms may also apply to the Habit of Living client app.

Habit of Care organizes plans, activities, client input, and follow-through around the direction set by licensed professionals.

Providers can configure supported workflows, review relevant actions and logs, adjust plans and assignments, and pause automation.

Qualified professionals lead assessment, diagnosis, prescribing, treatment, referrals, and other clinical decisions.

Follow the emergency and after-hours plan established with the care provider. For immediate danger, call 911 in the United States or the local emergency number; in the United States, call or text 988 for urgent mental health support.

Current provider plans, included features, trial terms, and organization options are listed on the pricing page.

Team features support shared workflows, templates, member roles, and client assignment. Organization-specific needs can be reviewed during a demo.

Use the contact page for demos and general questions. Existing users can also use the product help center and the support contact shown in the account experience.

The public help center includes onboarding, plans, assignments, activities, analytics, teams, client experience, and account-security documentation.