Leads that vanish
Families wait on a callback and go with whoever answered first.
I help ABA and behavioral health agencies fix the technology underneath the business, so leads stop leaking, audits stop scaring you, and the operation runs on systems instead of memory.
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Leads live in an inbox. Authorizations sit in a spreadsheet. Notes, scheduling and billing each live somewhere different. It holds together because a few people carry it in their heads. Under reimbursement pressure and surprise audits, the gaps between systems are where the money quietly goes.
Families wait on a callback and go with whoever answered first.
No system runs the clock, so services get delivered that can't be billed.
Proving a claim means stitching four systems together by hand, under a deadline.
The operation depends on memory, not systems, which caps how far you can scale.
I map how your agency actually runs today, find where the technology is leaking money and risk, and hand you a prioritized roadmap: what to fix, what to build or buy, and in what order.
Whatever your agency needs built, from intake portals to authorization tracking to integrations between your tools. It's deployed, documented and yours, and you talk to one person the whole time.
I own the technology and operations side of your agency: quarterly strategy, vendor management, and the systems that determine your margins and exit value. It's the tech leader you're too small to hire full-time.
Families get answered, tracked and converted on a system, not a hope.
Someone, or something, owns the expiration date. Unbillable services stop slipping through.
Proving a claim takes minutes from a clean record, not a week of manual stitching.
Notes, scheduling, billing and CRM point at each other. The operation stops living in people's heads.
What to fix, what to build or buy, and in what order. It's clear enough for anyone to implement.
Strategy, vendors and the technology function itself, owned by someone who treats it like a business system.
A CRM consultant knows a tool. I know why intake stalls, how an authorization expires, and what a clean clinical handoff needs.
AWS Certified Solutions Architect and AWS Partner, with backend, infrastructure and integration work at Capital One and beyond. When your systems have to connect and hold up, that background matters.
When you hire me to help you choose, I take nothing from any software company. My only job is the system that fits you.
I built RosterABA, staffing software that matches RBTs to open cases. I know the plumbing from the inside.
Two tools built for ABA agencies. No call and no sign-up needed to get value from them.
If you want clarity before spending on a build, start with the Technology Audit & Roadmap. If you already know what needs to exist, go straight to a custom build: $25K, 30 days, no scope limits. If you need ongoing ownership, choose Engaged Technology Leader.
Half up front, half on completion: $12,500 to start and $12,500 when the software is delivered. There are no hourly charges or change fees.
Usually not. Most agencies need the systems they already have to work together. When a replacement is the right call, I'll tell you straight and help you run it.
No. When you hire me to help you choose, I take nothing from any software company.
No. ABA is where my operational background is deepest, and that experience carries over to mental health, substance use, pediatric therapy and multi-service agencies.