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Addiction Medicine EHR for MOUD and Recovery Care
Manage medication treatment, PDMP workflows, multidimensional assessments, toxicology results, scheduling, telehealth, and billing in one connected Vozo EHR platform.
What Makes Addiction Medicine
EHR Software Different
42 CFR Part 2 Privacy Workflows
Use substance use disorder EHR software to organize patient consent, information sharing, access permissions, and disclosure records around your practice’s privacy procedures.
- Patient consent documentation
- Configurable access permissions
- Authorized information-sharing workflows
MOUD Medication Management
Bring prescribing information, medication history, follow-up, and treatment documentation into a connected MOUD EHR software workflow.
- EPCS for eligible controlled medications
- PDMP access during prescribing workflows
- Medication and dosing history across visits
ASAM Level of Care Assessments
Keep clinical needs, recovery environment, readiness for change, and level-of-care decisions connected from intake through treatment planning.
- Structured six-dimension assessment fields
- Level-of-care documentation in one workflow
- Assessment history available across treatment
Drug Testing and Toxicology Tracking
Keep point-of-care and laboratory results connected to medication management, counseling, and the broader treatment plan.
- Point-of-care and laboratory result documentation
- Results organized by collection date
- Follow-up actions connected to the patient record
Built Around Your Addiction Medicine Workflow
- Scheduling
- Telehealth
- Patient Engagement
- Billing and Payments
- Documentation
Coordinate Medication Visits, Counseling, and Follow-Up
For teams evaluating an EHR for MAT clinics, Vozo EHR brings recurring appointments, counseling sessions, drug-testing visits, and follow-up into one calendar.
- Recurring dosing and follow-up visits
- Individual and group counseling blocks
- Drug testing appointment workflows
- Waitlist and no-show management
Maintain Continuity Between In-Person Visits
Support appropriate virtual appointments for medication follow-up, counseling, care coordination, and recovery check-ins.
- Individual telehealth visits
- Virtual individual and group counseling
- Between-visit patient check-ins
- Consent and documentation workflows for virtual care
Keeping Patients Connected Through Recovery
Keep communication, appointments, treatment information, and follow-up accessible between visits.
- Recovery goal and milestone tracking
- Secure care-team messaging
- Dosing and appointment reminders
- Shared treatment plan updates
Keep Addiction Treatment Billing Connected to Documentation
Manage claims, payments, eligibility, and financial follow-up alongside the services recorded in the patient chart.
- Insurance eligibility verification
- Electronic claim submission
- Payment and balance tracking
- Claim-status and denial follow-up
Notes Built for MOUD and Recovery Care
Use SUD treatment EHR software to document medication visits, counseling, co-occurring conditions, recovery goals, and follow-up without separating the clinical story across multiple systems.
- Individual and group counseling notes
- SOAP notes and customizable progress notes
- Co-occurring physical and behavioral health documentation
- Treatment goals and progress tracked over time
Trusted by Practices Nationwide
Helping Behavioral Health Practices Deliver High-Quality Care
Behavioral health practices rely on VOZO’s EHR software to improve clinical quality, enhance documentation accuracy, and operate sustainably.
Who We Serve
Addiction Medicine Physicians
Opioid Treatment Programs
SUD Counselors and Case Managers
Residential and Outpatient Treatment Programs
How it works
3-Step Onboarding
From Sign-Up to Your First Session
Bring your existing information into Vozo, configure your workflow, and start documenting care with less setup friction.
1
Bring Your Existing Records
Move or add existing client information so your practice can continue with the records it needs.
2
Configure Your Workflow
Set up templates, documentation preferences, session types, scheduling, and billing around your practice.
3
Start Documenting Care
Schedule clients and begin managing sessions, documentation, and follow-up inside Vozo.
Testimonials
Success Stories From Our Users
What Addiction Medicine Providers Are Saying About Vozo
“My MOUD visits used to involve jumping between medication history, PDMP checks, and treatment notes. Now the workflow is much more connected, so I can finish documentation faster and stay focused on the patient.”
— Addiction Medicine Physician
“Before Vozo, keeping ASAM assessments, toxicology results, and treatment updates aligned took too much manual follow-up. Now everything is easier to track in one place, which makes each visit and handoff much smoother.”
— SUD Program Director
Blogs & Resources
Resources to Help Your Practice Grow
Behavioral Health Privacy and Records
Learn how behavioral health EHRs support confidential documentation, consent management, access controls, and 42 CFR Part 2 requirements for substance use disorder records.
EPCS for Controlled Medications
Understand how electronic prescribing for controlled substances works, including identity verification, secure prescribing workflows, medication safety, and compliance considerations.
FAQ
What Behavioral Health Providers Ask Us Most
Effective addiction medicine EHR software should connect substance-use history, withdrawal and overdose risks, medications, co-occurring conditions, toxicology findings, recovery supports, and follow-up plans. This helps providers document changes in clinical risk and treatment response across the patient’s recovery journey.
Part 2 generally applies to federally assisted programs providing SUD diagnosis, treatment, or treatment referrals. It does not automatically cover every clinician treating addiction. Practices evaluating substance use disorder EHR software should first determine whether they qualify as a Part 2 program and configure their privacy workflows accordingly.
Documentation should connect the multidimensional assessment, identified risks and strengths, recommended care level, treatment plan, and reassessment findings. An EHR for addiction specialists should preserve the reasoning behind admission, continued service, transfer, or treatment-intensity changes. Technology vendors integrating proprietary ASAM Criteria content may require permission from ASAM.
Toxicology documentation should capture the test ordered, specimen or testing context, result, clinical interpretation, and follow-up action. Drug testing is most useful when it informs treatment rather than functioning as a stand-alone judgment. The EHR should keep toxicology findings connected with medications, relapse risk, treatment goals, and subsequent care decisions.
A MOUD EHR software workflow should capture the medication, dose changes, adherence, side effects, cravings, withdrawal symptoms, treatment response, toxicology findings, overdose-prevention planning, and follow-up. This gives clinicians a longitudinal view of care without reducing opioid use disorder treatment to prescribing alone.
Addiction medicine records should document overdose risk, prior overdose history, naloxone education or prescribing when appropriate, and other harm-reduction interventions discussed with the patient. Keeping these elements visible in the clinical record helps teams distinguish overdose-prevention planning from relapse monitoring, medication management, or routine follow-up documentation.
Practices comparing affordable EHR options for addiction medicine providers can begin with Vozo EHR Basic for as low as $25 per month. Providers can manage documentation, appointments, treatment plans, patient communication, and administrative tasks, then evaluate Premium capabilities such as telehealth, specialty templates, eligibility checks, referrals, electronic claims, and revenue cycle support.
Vozo EHR offers prescribing options that include electronic prescribing, electronic prescribing with EPCS, and an EPCS + PDMP option. The EPCS + PDMP option allows clinicians to access Prescription Drug Monitoring Program information within the prescribing workflow, which can be particularly relevant to practices managing controlled medications.
Yes. Vozo EHR can support group-based programs through scheduling, participant management, attendance tracking, group documentation, virtual sessions, and billing-related workflows. These capabilities can be useful for relapse-prevention groups, recovery programs, and other multi-patient addiction treatment services while keeping individual participant records organized.
Vozo EHR Premium includes referral management that can support coordination with behavioral health clinicians, primary care, recovery services, laboratories, and other external providers.
Addiction practices can use structured referral workflows to track where a patient was sent, why the referral was made, and whether follow-up occurred without mixing referral status into treatment notes.
Your Patients' Recovery Can't Wait on Paperwork
Bring MOUD visits, clinical assessments, toxicology documentation, patient communication, and billing together with Vozo EHR.