The leading digital care record for psychological therapies
The leading digital care record for psychological therapies
The leading digital care record for psychological therapies
Trusted to store two thirds of all Talking Therapies, for anxiety and depression (TTad, previously adult IAPT) referrals.
It’s estimated that each year, 1 in 4 of the UK’s population will experience a mental health problem which could benefit from psychological therapy. Adult Talking Therapies (adult IAPT) services currently have the capacity to meet just 15% of that demand.
And the pressure continues to build. The Mental Health Foundation estimates that by 2030 there will be around 2 million more adults in the UK suffering with mental health problems.
iaptus was created to provide relief, easing the day-to-day stresses of admin so that you can focus on what matters: your patient.
iaptus Talking Therapies patient management system is flexible, built around the patient pathway, and contains a host of features that will save your service both time and resources.
iaptus supports our clients to handle 1 million patient referrals per year.
Our friendly and dedicated team of experts is on hand for your organisation, providing support and training for your team.
We are accredited to the highest data security standards with over a decade of experience safeguarding highly confidential data.
Our data services team takes every step to ensure the absolute reliability of our Talking Therapies patient management system .
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