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Our free trial gives full access to all of Clinicom’s features for a limited trial period, including customer support, allowing users to explore its comprehensive capabilities.

Clinicom is designed for various settings including health care, social services, schools, primary care and mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and nurse practitioners. It’s ideal for individual practitioners, small practices, and larger healthcare organizations. Clinicom can be used by Veterans organizations, EAP, government, correctional facilities, security companies, juvenile services, home health, rehabilitation centers and even retirement communities.

Assessment times may vary based on the selected Clinicom product and patient complexity. Short follow-ups can range from 3-5 minutes, while comprehensive assessments may take 25-45 minutes, dependent on complexity. Times may vary for cases with multiple comorbidities.

Clinicom generally qualifies for insurance reimbursement. While we advise checking with individual insurers, we provide a robust billing guide and support to help streamline this process.

Clinicom does not assess neurodegenerative diseases (like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's) and personality disorders.

Yes, Clinicom is clinically validated with research published in leading psychiatry journals. It incorporates standardized tests known for their sensitivity and specificity.

Yes, Clinicom seamlessly integrates with various Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems, enhancing workflow efficiency.

Yes, the free trial can be canceled at any point without obligation.

After the free trial, continue with Clinicom for a one-time charge of $100 per location and $12 per patient per year for completed assessments.

Clinicom adheres to top-tier data privacy and security standards, encrypting and securely storing patient information in compliance with HIPAA.