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Tech support for therapists.
Not therapy for therapists traumatized by their tech.
Get Set Up
- Website — designed and built using your own domain
- Client billing — invoicing, payments, Superbills
- Client scheduling
- Laptops, tablets, phones — cross-device sync
- EHR platform setup / HIPAA compliance
- Telehealth platform setup / equipment — lights, camera, action
Stay Running
- Website and device updates and maintenance
- Email and account management
- Backups — file redundancy securely stored in the cloud
- Documentation — client notes, including AI transcription
- Therapist 911 — remote access for last-minute tech support
About
Hello, this is Brian aka the Tech Therapist. A few fun facts:
- My first computer was an Atari 400.
- I went to computer camp to learn BASIC, one of the early home computing languages, in 1983.
- I bought an Apple IIc at 47th Street Photo in 1984 with gift money from my Bar Mitzvah.
- Circa 1985 my favorite games were Zork, Ultima 4 and Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.
- I can turn all the lights in my house on or off with my phone. If someone rings my doorbell in NYC, I can answer from anywhere in the world.
- I’m not a therapist, but I’m married to one, and I handle all of her tech. I keep her devices synced and backed up. I photographed her office. Helped design her website. Set up the lighting for her online sessions, and I even built an app that does her monthly billing when she drops in her calendar. Between her and my parents, I became the family IT guy, and that’s how the Tech Therapist started.
Rates
- You became a therapist to help people, not to set up email, register domains or worry about your site’s SEO. I get it: you’d rather be reading Freud’s Interpretation of Dreams than running a business. If only it could run itself. That’s where The Tech Therapist comes in.
- In the past I’ve designed websites, created the content, created custom-tailored, privacy-minded apps for billing and scheduling, set up Wi-Fi systems, email, AI dictation and note-taking — the list goes on.
- No two jobs are the same. Some need a lot of help, some not so much. I can work hourly, or give you a price for a package. Drop me a line, let’s chop it up and work it out.
