Multiple delivery modes
Office, phone, and telehealth sessions share a consistent status model.
Therapy scheduling and telehealth workflow
Keep the appointment, reminder, and session path together.
Schedule office, phone, or video sessions, show staff what is coming next, and prepare each telehealth appointment for a protected ASL Meet link.
Plan a scheduling pilotA calendar designed around practice roles
Scheduling is shared work, but clinical access should not be. ASL Therapy allows schedulers, clinicians, and practice owners to coordinate appointments inside the same organization while preserving role boundaries for notes, assessments, reports, billing, and audits. Appointment records carry start and end times, delivery mode, status, and reminder state.
ASL Meet is the intended protected video surface for telehealth sessions. The pilot prepares meeting-link fields and a consistent sign-in path. Before live clinical use, the video workflow, identity mapping, notices, agreements, recording settings, support process, and practice acceptance tests must all be reviewed.
Reminder readiness
Track whether a reminder has been queued without exposing clinical details in message content.
ASL Meet foundation
Protected video links can live with the appointment instead of being copied across unrelated tools.
Mobile-first workspace
Responsive layouts keep the schedule usable for clinicians and staff away from a desktop.
A roadmap beyond basic booking
Future phases can add availability rules, recurring sessions, waitlists, cancellation policies, calendar synchronization, self-scheduling, reminder delivery, and attendance reporting. Those features should use shared platform services rather than creating another independent notification or identity stack.