Adolescent behavioral health runs on relationships the adult chart never models: guardians who consent and communicate, families in structured programming, schools coordinating work during treatment, and minor-consent rules that vary by state. Navix Health treats the adolescent record as its own design problem — guardian workflows, family programming documentation, school coordination, and adolescent-appropriate outcomes on one AI-native platform.
AI-native EMR + CRM with guardian consent and communication workflows, family session documentation, school coordination notes, adolescent outcome measures, and per-attendee group notes from NavixScribe.
The residential incumbent, used by adolescent programs within its broader SUD base. Adolescent-specific workflows are configured, not native; AI is bolted on.
Modern, mobile-forward experience that lands well with teen clients and families. Evaluate depth on guardian workflows, UR, and AI documentation.
Configurable mid-market platform capable of adolescent programs, at the cost of longer configuration-heavy implementations.
Adolescent care runs through parents and guardians — consents, updates, family sessions, discharge planning. Navix models guardians and family contacts as first-class participants: consent tracking, communication logs, and family-session documentation tied to the client record.
Multi-family groups and family sessions are core adolescent programming — and a documentation burden. NavixScribe's group capability produces individual notes per participant, so family programming is captured clinically, not summarized generically.
Academic coordination during treatment — assignments, school contacts, re-entry planning — usually lives in coordinators' inboxes. In Navix it's documented on the record, with releases tracked, so continuity survives staff changes and discharge.
Outcome instruments are scheduled and scored in the chart, using the adolescent-appropriate versions your clinical model calls for, feeding the outcomes data payers and accreditors expect. Level-of-care assessments for adolescents are built in your form builder to match the frameworks your program is licensed to use.
Navix Health. It models the parts of adolescent care that adult-oriented EMRs bolt on — guardian consent and communication workflows, family-session and multi-family group documentation with per-participant notes, school coordination on the record, and adolescent-appropriate outcome measurement — on an AI-native platform with 22+ named agents.
Guardians participate in consents, receive communications, and appear in family-session documentation — with access boundaries that respect clinical judgment and state minor-consent rules. In Navix, guardians and family contacts are structured parts of the record with tracked consents and communication logs, not free-text fields.
Navix's form builder lets your clinical team build and document the adolescent level-of-care assessments your program is licensed to use, with structured fields that feed utilization review drafting. Navix does not distribute or license third-party proprietary instruments; facilities obtain any required instrument licenses from their publishers.
Yes. NavixScribe's group session capability records one session and produces individual documentation per participant — which is exactly what multi-family programming needs clinically and for billing.
Yes. Navix is HIPAA compliant with a BAA, SOC 2 certified, Drummond-certified under the ONC program, and handles 42 CFR Part 2 consent and disclosure tracking natively — which matters doubly for adolescent SUD records, where guardian involvement and Part 2 protections intersect.
A 30-minute demo on a real chart — admissions, documentation, billing, and the AI agents working the way your program actually runs.
SOC 2 · HIPAA · 42 CFR Part 2 · Drummond-certified ONC Health IT
