Blue Zinc to launch mental health and wellbeing platform

Supporting mental health therapists and practices

Hemma Visavadia
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Blue Zinc is to launch a new system supporting mental health therapists and practices, helping them better manage administration tasks.

The Belfast-based software provider to the wellbeing and rehabilitation industry said it will launch its platform, Click, later this month. The software can manage network referrals, clinical record keeping, online booking and payment collection, while also providing a portal for patients to keep track of their interaction with therapists. It can plug into the Blue Zinc's network management software which allows therapists to interact with insurance companies and other stakeholders. Blue Zinc already serves physiotherapy practices with its TM3 platform, while its case-management sy...

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