Hear the Story.
Understand the Patient.
AI Built for Behavioral Health.

HELIX brings the behavioral health story together—connecting patient conversations, symptoms, assessments, medications, risk, treatment goals, and progress over time so clinicians can stay present and deliver more informed care.

Understand the Patient Story

Bring symptoms, history, assessments, medications, treatment plans, and prior encounters into context.

Surface Meaningful Insights

Quickly find symptom patterns, assessment results, medication changes, risk factors, and relevant history.

Capture the Conversation

Organize the patient narrative, clinical observations, assessments, and plan while preserving the meaning of the encounter.

Follow Change Over Time

Track symptoms, validated assessments, risk, treatment goals, medications, and progress across visits.

What Matters in Behavioral Health

Behavioral health begins with listening. HELIX helps turn the patient’s story into connected clinical understanding.

Preserve the Patient’s Story

Capture meaningful patient narratives, concerns, symptoms, clinical observations, and relevant quotes without losing the context of the conversation.

Surface Symptoms & Patterns

Bring forward changes in mood, behavior, sleep, functioning, medications, and other clinically relevant patterns across encounters.

Bring Assessments Into Context

Connect validated assessments and screening results with the patient’s history, symptoms, treatment, and progress.

Keep Risk in
View

Surface documented risk factors, safety assessments, protective factors, and relevant changes that require clinical attention.

Follow Progress Over Time

Track symptoms, treatment goals, medications, assessments, functioning, and response to care across visits.

Preserve the Patient’s Story

Capture meaningful patient narratives, concerns, symptoms, clinical observations, and relevant quotes without losing the context of the conversation.

Surface Symptoms & Patterns

Bring forward changes in mood, behavior, sleep, functioning, medications, and other clinically relevant patterns across encounters.

Bring Assessments Into Context

Connect validated assessments and screening results with the patient’s history, symptoms, treatment, and progress.

Keep Risk in View

Surface documented risk factors, safety assessments, protective factors, and relevant changes that require clinical attention.

Follow Progress Over Time

Track symptoms, treatment goals, medications, assessments, functioning, and response to care across visits.

Common Challenges in Behavioral Health

Meaningful behavioral health care depends on understanding the patient’s story and how it changes over time.

The Conversation Is the Clinical Story

Important information often emerges through nuanced patient narratives rather than a single test or result.

Symptoms Change Over Time

Mood, anxiety, sleep, behavior, functioning, and other symptoms may evolve gradually across encounters.

Risk Requires Context

Risk assessments, protective factors, previous history, and changes in presentation need to be understood together.

Assessments Add Another Layer

Validated scales and screenings need to be considered alongside the patient narrative and clinician assessment.

Treatment Is Longitudinal

Medications, therapy, goals, interventions, and response often evolve over months or years.

Small Changes Can Matter

Changes in language, functioning, medication response, symptoms, or behavior may be clinically significant.

Continuity Is Essential

Clinicians need to understand what the patient said before, what has changed, and what remains unresolved.

Documentation Can Interrupt Connection

Capturing a detailed encounter should not require clinicians to divide their attention between the patient and the screen.

AI Workflows Designed for Behavioral Health

Intelligence that follows the patient story across every encounter.

  1. Understand the History

    Bring forward symptoms, prior encounters, assessments, medications, treatment plans, risk factors, and relevant history.

  2. Surface What Matters

    Identify meaningful changes, assessment results, symptom patterns, medication response, risk, and unresolved concerns.

  3. Capture the Conversation

    Listen and organize the patient narrative, relevant quotes, clinical observations, assessment, and plan in real time.

  4. Move Care Forward

    Turn the plan into documentation, medications, referrals, care coordination, coding, follow-up, and next steps.

  5. Follow Change Over Time

    Track symptoms, assessments, risk, treatment goals, medications, functioning, and response to care across visits.

Built Around Behavioral Health Care