The loop, not just the call
Generic video solved the meeting. The cost of telehealth groups is everything around it — scheduling, reminders, attendance, and ten notes per session. Sessions automates the loop on one record.
For telehealth group therapy, Navix Sessions is the strongest fit: it schedules every group automatically, texts clients reminders carrying one-tap join links, logs attendance into the Navix dashboard as clients join, transcribes the session, and writes an individual payer-ready note per attendee — the whole loop at a published $0.10 per telehealth minute, instead of a video tool plus four manual jobs around it.
Generic video solved the meeting. The cost of telehealth groups is everything around it — scheduling, reminders, attendance, and ten notes per session. Sessions automates the loop on one record.
Sessions transcribes the group and drafts an individual note for every attendee in a format engineered against 2026 payer UR criteria — making copy-paste group notes, a top audit finding, structurally impossible.
$0.10 per telehealth minute — $6 per group hour, $9 for a 90-minute ten-person group — against the coordinator hours and 100+ clinician-minutes of documentation it replaces.
Zoom with a BAA is fine video — but it's only the call. Scheduling, reminders, attendance tracking, and per-attendee documentation stay manual jobs your staff stitches together. Sessions runs that whole loop automatically on the Navix record.
$0.10 per telehealth minute ($6 per hour of group time), billed on actual usage with the rate published. The metered price reflects the real infrastructure under every minute: telehealth, live transcription, and the AI writing per-attendee notes.
A 30-minute demo on a real chart — the agents, documentation, and admissions working the way your program runs.