Telehealth groups that run themselves — from schedule to signed note.

Navix Sessions is Navix Health's end-to-end telehealth platform for behavioral health groups: automated group scheduling, SMS reminders with one-tap join links, a client portal with self-scheduling for individual therapist and medical appointments, in-session group transcription, and automatically written group notes for every attendee — all on the Navix record.

Yes. Sessions transcribes the telehealth group and generates an individual note per attendee, in a group-note format engineered against what payer utilization review teams — across major national commercial plans and Medicaid programs — are requiring in 2026. Clinicians review and sign; they don't start from a blank page.

The format was built against real utilization review criteria and refined through actual payer review — individualized content per attendee (not copy-paste group summaries), attendance linkage, clinical skill and intervention documentation, and the medical-necessity language UR reviewers look for. Cookie-cutter group notes are among the most common documentation findings in behavioral health audits; Sessions is designed to make every note individually defensible.

Yes. In the client portal, clients see their complete schedule — groups and individual sessions — and can book time directly with their therapist or medical provider. Reminders and telehealth links follow automatically.

Any behavioral health telehealth group — IOP and PHP group programming, process groups, psychoeducation, DBT and CBT skills groups, family and multi-family groups, and alumni groups. If it runs as a virtual group, Sessions can schedule it, remind for it, run it, transcribe it, and document it.

Sessions is usage-priced at $0.10 per telehealth minute — $6 per hour of group time — billed on actual usage. It's the one metered product in the Navix platform, priced transparently because real infrastructure runs underneath every minute: the telehealth session itself, live transcription, and the AI that writes the notes. A 90-minute group with ten attendees costs $9 in Sessions — against the hours of coordinator scheduling, reminder chasing, and clinician documentation it replaces.

Sessions runs on the same Navix record as the EMR, CRM, and AI bundle, but it's priced separately on usage ($0.10/minute) because live telehealth, transcription, and LLM compute carry real per-minute infrastructure cost. The rest of the Navix AI bundle remains included in every Hub tier with no per-seat add-ons — Sessions is the one place you pay for exactly what you use, at a published rate.

Automatically. Every join is logged, attendance flows into the Navix attendance tracker and attendance dashboard, and each generated group note is attendance-linked — so the group that ran, the people who attended, the notes that document it, and the claims that bill it all agree without anyone keeping a spreadsheet.