Part 2 is a setting here, not an afterthought.

CADC, LADC, SUD-focused LPCs — one workspace for sessions, screening, and notes, where a protected record is marked once and every surface respects it.

Per-client Part 2 protectionAUDIT screening built inDAP · BIRP · GIRP notesTelehealth included

Client · R.M.Part 2 protected

AUDIT — screeningDelivered through the portal, scored on the chartScored

Billing touchpointClaim creation asks for disclosure consent firstConsent

AI draftingHard-excluded for Part 2 records — no exceptions, no flagExcluded

Every access audit-logged · protection travels with the record

Protection that enforces itself

Mark the record once. The system remembers.

Most platforms leave 42 CFR Part 2 to office policy. Here the protection is a record flag with teeth.

Disclosure consent before billing: creating an insurance claim for a protected record requires the client's Part 2 disclosure consent on file — the server refuses otherwise, and the refusal is audit-logged.
AI hard exclusion: AI drafting and review never touch Part 2-protected records, regardless of any other setting.
Honest about scope: if you hold your practice out as an SUD treatment program, we tell you during setup that Part 2 programs need a stricter consent workflow than Suithera ships today — before you rely on it, not after.

Built for the work

Screening and notes that fit SUD practice.

The WHO AUDIT instrument ships as a first-class measure, next to PHQ-9 and GAD-7.

AUDIT in the portal: assigned around sessions, scored automatically, trended on the chart.
Your note formats: DAP, BIRP, GIRP and PIE as first-class formats, drafted by the night shift and signed only by you.
Telehealth included: in-browser sessions with a waiting room and its own consent — no separate video subscription.

For addiction counselors

Care for the record like you care for the client.

Sessions, screening, notes, and telehealth in one place — with Part 2 protection that does not depend on anyone remembering.