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Practice management with ABA data collection and revenue cycle management priced against collections

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  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price $300
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Freelancers, Small Business, Medium Business

What is Noteable?

Noteable is practice management software serving ABA alongside community mental health and multi-disciplinary providers, which distinguishes it from ABA-only competitors. An organisation delivering both ABA and mental health services otherwise runs two systems, and clients frequently receive both.

The platform covers ABA data collection tools, clinical documentation, integrated telehealth and revenue cycle management. Its most interesting commercial feature is how the billing side is priced. Rather than a flat software fee, Noteable Elite is charged as a percentage of collections, published at 3.9 percent, and the site directly compares that against a typical revenue cycle management firm at 6 percent, with a worked example: at 75,000 dollars monthly collections, 2,925 dollars against 4,500.

Publishing that comparison openly is unusual and useful. Percentage-of-collections billing aligns the vendor's revenue with the practice's, since they earn more only when the practice actually gets paid, which is the opposite incentive from a flat fee charged regardless of whether claims are collected. The trade-off is that a practice with strong in-house billing may find a flat fee cheaper, so the comparison depends on your own collection rate.

A flat option exists too: complete practice management with the ABA Data Suite and in-house billing tools built in, at 300 dollars a month, including clean 837 claim export for practices billing themselves. Telehealth and e-faxing are 25 dollars a month each as add-ons, or included free with Elite. That structure lets a practice choose between running its own billing on a flat fee or outsourcing the revenue cycle on a percentage.

Key Features of Noteable

  • ABA data collection tools
  • Clinical documentation
  • Integrated telehealth
  • Revenue cycle management priced on collections
  • In-house billing tools with 837 claim export
  • Support for ABA, community mental health and multi-disciplinary providers
  • E-faxing available
  • Published cost comparison against typical RCM firms
  • Choice between flat fee and percentage-of-collections models
  • Practice management and scheduling

Noteable Pricing

Complete practice management

$300

Practice management plus ABA Data Suite with in-house billing tools built in, including clean 837 claim export.

Telehealth or e-faxing add-on

$25

Available as add-ons to the flat plan. Both included free with Elite.

Noteable Elite

$2,925

Revenue cycle management charged at 3.9 percent of collections. The vendor publishes this worked example against a typical RCM firm at 6 percent, which would be 4,500 dollars on the same collections.

Noteable Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Desktop
  • Web App
Mobile
  • Android
  • iOS
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
Support
  • Email
Public API
No
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
mynoteable.com

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Noteable FAQs

Complete practice management with the ABA Data Suite and in-house billing tools is 300 dollars a month. Noteable Elite instead charges 3.9 percent of collections. Telehealth and e-faxing are 25 dollars a month each, or free with Elite.

It depends on your collection rate. Percentage-of-collections aligns the vendor's revenue with yours, since they earn only when you get paid. A practice with strong in-house billing may find the 300 dollar flat fee cheaper.

Noteable publishes the comparison directly: Elite at 3.9 percent against a typical revenue cycle management firm at 6 percent. At 75,000 dollars monthly collections that is 2,925 dollars versus 4,500.

Yes. The 300 dollar plan includes in-house billing tools with clean 837 claim export, so a practice with its own billing staff can keep that function internal rather than outsourcing the revenue cycle.

Yes, community mental health and multi-disciplinary providers are addressed alongside ABA. Organisations delivering both otherwise run two systems, and clients frequently receive both kinds of service.