The EMR software for pediatric OT, PT, & SLP

Optimize and grow your pediatric practice.

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Scheduling

Save time with our fully-integrated and easy-to-use calendar. Automate appointment reminders, track patient documents, and more.

Documentation

Spend more time with patients and not on documentation with pediatric specific content and quick data entry for standardized tests.

Billing

Save time with auto-generated claims and Electronic Remits. Fusion’s integrated billing system processes and seamlessly sorts EOB’s for you.

Insights

Make informed decisions with custom reports from Insights. Track every aspect of your practice from claim approvals to patient no-shows.

Testimonials

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What pediatric therapists are saying about Fusion...

“Fusion has significantly decreased the amount of time I spend doing paperwork! The shortcuts, preset evaluations and lists, and flow of information is wonderful and makes things so much easier and simpler.”

Nikki R.
Pediatric OT - Advanced Therapy Solutions

“With smart documentation and auto claim creation, we no longer spend hours creating patient documents or manually generating claims. Fusion has given us the ability to see more patients than ever before and has completely revolutionized the way I run my clinic.”

Cristina S.
Owner - Vida Bella Services

“Reports are easily generated with the ability to customize what is reported (i.e. musculoskeletal, developmental, or neurological eval templates and subsections of the reports).”

Melissa S.
Staff Physical Therapist - Therapy360

“Our company recently switched from an adult-focused EMR to Fusion. Fusion is easy to use and much more relevant to our practice. Our documentation time has been cut down significantly.”

Deanna M.
Owner - Interact Pediatric Therapy Services

Featured Content

A female pediatric therapist sitting in a chair interacting with a young male patient

When Can Pediatric Therapists Bill for Documentation Time?

There's a lot of confusion surrounding when/if it is appropriate to bill for time spent on documentation. Former pediatric therapist Allison Vickery tries to clear things up in this article.

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