HIPAA-compliant
Security and sharing controls built for sensitive reflection and clinical context.
For Providers
Built for clinicians who care about outcomes
Rohy helps patients reflect between sessions and gives clinicians clearer context through summaries, exports, and longitudinal visibility that respect patient consent.
Review pre-session summaries instead of reconstructing the week from memory.
Track PHQ-9 and GAD-7 patterns alongside patient reflections and adherence notes.
Offer a patient-friendly journaling tool without relying on unsecured back-and-forth communication.
Value Props
A cleaner workflow for between-session insight
Designed for providers who want signal, not noise.
Session prep summaries
Faster review before appointments without digging through long journals.
PHQ-9 tracking exports
Longitudinal trend packets that support structured mental health review.
Patient progress visibility
See how mood, stress, and adherence shift between sessions.
EHR-friendly exports
Clear, portable summaries that fit more easily into existing workflows.
How It Works
Three steps from signup to clinical insight
Simple enough for patients. Structured enough for practices.
01
Patient signs up
They begin journaling, checking in, and building a more complete picture between sessions.
02
Links provider
Sharing is explicit and patient-controlled, with clear permissions around what is visible.
03
You get insights
Review summaries, progress snapshots, and exports that support session preparation and continuity.
Compliance
HIPAA-minded infrastructure, explained plainly
Rohy is designed to support privacy-sensitive workflows with clear sharing controls, secure infrastructure, and documentation-friendly exports.
HIPAA-ready workflowsEncrypted data handlingConsent-based sharingClinical export support
In practice, that means Rohy focuses on secure journaling, explicit patient permissions, and clinical summaries that are easier to review and export. It is meant to fit around your care model, not ask you to rebuild your workflow around ours.
Use Cases
Where providers tend to see the most value
Two realistic examples of how clinics can use Rohy between sessions.
Anxiety-focused private practice
Clients track mood and brief reflections during the week. The therapist reviews a concise summary before session and spots which stressors kept repeating.
Medication management support
A psychiatry workflow uses check-ins, sleep notes, and PHQ-9 trends to give appointments better context without relying only on memory in the room.
Practice Pricing
Enterprise and practice pricing is available
If you need multi-provider access, onboarding support, or workflow customization, we can scope the right setup with you.
Consumer pricing lives on our main pricing page. Practice, group, and enterprise use cases start with a quick conversation so we can match the workflow to your care setting.
Contact usFAQ
Questions clinicians usually ask first
Specific answers for practice evaluation, patient sharing, and responsible use.
Does Rohy replace therapy or clinical judgment?
No. Rohy is a between-session support tool and reflection platform. It helps organize signals and summaries, but it does not replace therapy, diagnosis, or emergency care.
What can a provider actually see?
Only the information a patient explicitly chooses to share. That can include progress summaries, scale exports, and selected journal insights based on consent settings.
Can Rohy fit into existing documentation workflows?
Yes. The provider experience is built around concise summaries, exportable reports, and EHR-friendly data packets that are easier to review before or after sessions.
How does Rohy handle high-risk situations?
Rohy is not an emergency response service and should not be relied on for crisis intervention. Patients in crisis should contact 988 or local emergency services immediately.
Is there pricing for group practices?
Yes. Practice and enterprise pricing is available for clinics that need shared administration, onboarding support, and workflow customization.