TheraPulse

What does TheraPulse do with a session?

The meta description promises "precise therapy notes and summaries in 60 seconds" and savings of "2 hours every day," while elsewhere the home page promises two to three hours per week on documentation. Three input modes are listed: record live, dictate after the session, or upload a recording. Notes come in SOAP, DAP, BIRP, Intake and GIRP formats, and custom templates are made by cloning. The vendor lists timestamped transcripts and multi-speaker detection for couples, family and group therapy. The vendor also describes session summaries and "client progress tracking, and psychological insights derived from the content of the sessions."

TheraPulse's pages name no company

The home, pricing and policy pages give no legal entity, address or founding year. A newsletter is signed "Isaias Valencia, Founder, TheraPulse.ai," and Crunchbase lists a private company in Houston, Texas, with 1 to 10 employees. The name is close to TheraPro, which is a different company. The home page invites visitors to "Join 1,200+ therapists who've eliminated their note backlog," which is the vendor's count.

How are data and EHRs handled?

The vendor claims HIPAA and PHIPA (Ontario) compliance and offers a BAA through a request form. Its PHI and Data Use Policy, dated January 7, 2025, says audio is "temporarily stored in memory and ... immediately cleared," and the feature page states AES 256-bit encryption on databases. The home page adds that "all session data is anonymized." On EHRs the home page says the product is "compatible with most browser based EHR and telehealth platforms" and can "integrate with major electronic health record systems," naming none.

Pricing is set by session caps

Solo Practice is $29/mo for 30 sessions per month. Growing Practice is $49/mo for 50 sessions, Busy Practice is $99/mo for 100, and the tier labeled Enterprise is $149/mo for 150 sessions with priority support and training. Dividing each price by its cap gives about $1 a session. The pricing page says to start free with no credit card, the home page offers "10 Free Sessions," and annual plans are priced on request.

The verdict

The $29 Solo Practice tier suits an individual therapist who wants a fixed ceiling for 30 sessions. A group practice weighing EHR compatibility has the vendor's general statement about browser-based EHRs to go on, and annual rates are quoted only on request.