See how SessionGlance supports your clinical workflow.
Watch the short video, then choose a time to see SessionGlance in action. In the walkthrough, we’ll show how a typical online therapy session becomes four clinician-editable documents: After Visit Summary, Assessment Report, Progress Note, and Assessment Note.
SessionGlance is built for therapists who want more than an AI scribe: it helps capture the clinical assessment work already happening in therapy and organize it into client-facing, clinician-reviewed, reimbursement-aware documentation.
SessionGlance helps clinicians organize the clinical work already happening in therapy into structured, useful documentation.
We’re not another AI scribe.
Scribes turn talk into a transcript. SessionGlance organizes the clinical work inside therapy: symptom monitoring, functional evaluation, formulation, treatment planning, After Visit Summary, and psychological assessment documentation.
After Visit Summary
Clients receive structured After Visit Summaries between sessions, helping them reflect, stay engaged, and arrive more prepared.
Draft assessment report
Clinicians receive editable assessment documentation designed to support CPT 96130 workflows when appropriate.
Clinical documentation
SessionGlance also produces progress-note and assessment-note style outputs to help capture context, decision-making, and the clinical process.
A focused walkthrough of the SessionGlance workflow.
We use the 20 minutes to show the product workflow, review sample outputs, and answer questions about how SessionGlance may fit your practice.
Your workflow
We start with how you conduct online therapy, document care, and handle insurance reimbursement.
The platform
We show how a session becomes a After Visit Summary and clinician-reviewed assessment documentation.
Reimbursement fit
We discuss how assessment work inside therapy can be organized for CPT 96130 when appropriate.
Next step
You can start a free trial, review samples, or follow up after checking your payer mix.
One example clinician. One year. $61,056 left after report cost.
In this example, a fully licensed PhD psychologist in Michigan generated $76,981 in reimbursement from 637 reports. At $25 per report, SessionGlance cost $15,925, leaving $61,056 after report cost.
Monthly reimbursement created
Total report reimbursement by month in the example case.
Reimbursement vs. $25/report cost
Shows report cost relative to reimbursement generated.
Example case only: figures reflect one fully licensed PhD psychologist in Michigan. Reimbursement varies by clinician, payer, contract, state, medical necessity determination, network status, and billing practices. SessionGlance creates draft outputs; clinicians remain responsible for CPT-code appropriateness and final billing decisions.Four documents from one recorded session.
Click a sample to open the PDF. In the demo, we’ll show how all four SessionGlance documents fit together inside the clinical workflow.
After Visit Summary
A client-facing summary clients can use between sessions.
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Assessment Report
Structured psychological assessment documentation and recommendations.
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Progress Note
Editable progress-note support for session-level documentation.
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Assessment Note
Assessment-note support to capture interpretation, clinical data, and treatment planning.
Open PDF sampleBuilt by clinicians who know the problem.
SessionGlance was created by psychologists who saw the same problem from complementary angles: therapy is rich with assessment and treatment-planning value, but existing workflows often fail to capture it clearly or compensate it adequately.
Dr. Carter Comrie, PhD, LP
Clinical health psychologist • Co-founderDr. Carter Comrie is a licensed clinical health psychologist in Southeast Michigan. His background spans private practice, integrated health settings, hospital-based care, and the VA system.
Before co-founding SessionGlance, Dr. Comrie served as a staff psychologist at the John D. Dingell VA Medical Center and as Mental Health Lead at Crossover Health Detroit.
Dr. Alexander “Xander” Krieg
Clinical psychologist • Co-founderDr. Alexander “Xander” Krieg is a licensed clinical psychologist and co-founder of SessionGlance. Trained in clinical science and cultural psychology, he combines psychotherapy expertise with coding and machine learning.
His work focuses on technology that refines human insight rather than replacing it.
A statement from the founders
We built SessionGlance because clinicians are doing more than most systems recognize. In every therapy session, clinicians are listening, evaluating, integrating data, tracking functioning, forming hypotheses, adjusting treatment, and helping clients make meaning from complex emotional experience.
Our goal is to help clinicians see that work more clearly, communicate it more effectively, and be compensated closer to the value they bring to clients, practices, and the broader healthcare system.
Book your 20-minute SessionGlance demo.
Choose a time below. We’ll show the workflow, review all four document outputs, and talk through what adoption could look like in your practice.