Behavioral health platforms built for the consent rules that actually apply
We build teletherapy, measurement based care and substance use treatment software for US providers, with the segmented consent and disclosure tracking that 42 CFR Part 2 requires on top of HIPAA.
UZ Technologies builds HIPAA compliant behavioral health software for US teletherapy platforms, group practices and substance use disorder programmes. Standard scope covers intake and screening (PHQ-9, GAD-7, AUDIT), scheduling, video sessions, treatment plans, progress notes, outcome tracking and billing, with 42 CFR Part 2 consent segmentation where SUD records are involved. Typical build is $35,000 to $120,000 over 12 to 20 weeks.
Who this is for
- Teletherapy and mental wellness startups launching in the US
- Group psychology and psychiatry practices replacing generic EHRs
- Substance use disorder and opioid treatment programmes
- Employer and school based behavioural health providers
What we build
Screening and measurement
PHQ-9, GAD-7, AUDIT, C-SSRS and custom instruments scored automatically and trended per client.
42 CFR Part 2 consent
Per disclosure consent records, segmented SUD data and an accounting of disclosures that survives an audit.
Teletherapy sessions
HIPAA video with waiting room, session notes, no show handling and group session support.
Treatment planning
Goal and objective libraries, clinician co-signature and supervision workflows for associate level staff.
Risk and crisis workflows
Suicidality flags, escalation paths, documented safety planning and duty to warn logging.
Behavioral billing
Time based CPT codes, superbills, EAP contracts, sliding scale and self pay handling.
Compliance we engineer for
Stack
Outcomes you can expect
Typical launch window for a single state teletherapy MVP
Disclosure events logged against a consent record for Part 2 data
Common reduction in note completion time after template redesign
Ranges reflect typical US engagements. Actual results depend on scope, payer mix, data quality and product maturity.
The HIPAA-Ready Healthcare Software Buyer's Kit
60-question vendor scorecard, 2026 US cost and timeline benchmarks, BAA red-flag clauses and the full US compliance stack (HIPAA, HITECH, ONC, CMS Interoperability, SOC 2, state privacy laws).
Frequently asked questions
Part 2 covers records from federally assisted substance use disorder programmes and requires specific written consent for most disclosures, including some that HIPAA would permit for treatment or payment. In practice that means data segmentation, a consent object attached to each disclosure and an accounting trail. We build it into the data model instead of handling it with process.
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