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January 30, 2026

Introducing Automated Treatment Plan Review for ABA

Cut treatment plan review time in half with Brellium.

By Mitchell Mom, Head of Product

Ever since we first launched Brellium, our ABA clients have asked for help cutting down treatment plan review time. Providers can spend hours each week on manual review and still miss common errors that trigger delays and denials, like vague patient goals.

Treatment Plans for ABA changes that.

Treatment Plans checks that care plans are complete, consistent and compliant with insurance requirements, so teams only have to address and correct outstanding errors. If a treatment plan fails audit criteria, we’ll show you exactly where problems lie, complete with page numbers.

Treatment plans output
We make errors easy to action on — like this.

Treatment Plans can reduce your QA team’s manual workload by up to 90% and cut total review time in half, giving your team time back in the week to focus on quality care.

How it works

  • Check every treatment plan for compliance against 35+ core criteria commonly audited by insurers, plus criteria tailored to your preferences.
  • Provide clear descriptions of errors and evidence of problems, including corresponding page numbers, for review.
  • Receive high-level insight into patient progress through the summarization tool.
  • Reupload and reaudit treatment plans anytime as care plans change.

Ready to get started?

Brellium customers, contact your customer success manager to set up Treatment Plans.

If you’re not yet a Brellium customer, book a demo to see how Brellium can transform how you review treatment plans.

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Mitchell Mom
Head of Product

Serial creator of to-do lists. Currently leading product at Brellium. Previously running teams at Wonderschool and Dandy.

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