EHR for Children & Family Behavioral Health
DrCloudEHR gives children and family services agencies a holistic, AI-powered platform for multi-need case coordination, family care records, school-based health, and cross-agency data sharing — purpose-built for the complexity of child and family behavioral health.
Built for the complexity of child and family care coordination.
Children and family services agencies navigate multi-need cases, multi-provider teams, school systems, and cross-agency coordination simultaneously. DrCloudEHR orchestrates all of it in one AI-powered platform.
From first family contact to coordinated multi-agency care.
"DrCloudEHR allows us to better meet our clients' needs while removing barriers to the success of our team. The team is passionate about and invested in the growth of their partners."
"The cross-agency coordination capability is what makes DrCloudEHR different. Our family services teams, school health staff, and community partners all operate from the same record."
"The holistic family record view is exactly what complex multi-need families require. Every clinician, every agency, every service — one coordinated picture."
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Frequently Asked Questions
How agencies serving children, families, and guardians use DrCloudEHR to manage assessments, consent, and multi-provider coordination.
Yes, DrCloudEHR has been used to support batch submission of CANS/HRA assessments, including integration with Illinois's IM+CANS Production Portal, which significantly cuts down the time spent on manual submissions.
Yes, role-based access controls let organizations manage who can view or edit a minor's record, including different permission levels for guardians, case managers, and clinical staff.
Yes, DrCloudEHR has been selected by organizations serving diverse and immigrant communities specifically for its ability to handle complex data integrations and the varied workflows those populations require.
Yes, referral and intake management is built to support seamless handoffs between providers, so a family's information doesn't need to be re-entered each time a new service or provider gets involved.
Yes, the platform's forms and reporting are configurable by state, which matters for agencies that need to meet requirements like Illinois's HFS batch registration or similar state-specific reporting mandates.