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TargetFlo — ABA therapy center operations software

AI integrations

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AI that reads faxes, drafts clinical forms, and writes quiz questions — inside HIPAA aware ABA software

Gemini OCR, compose assist, and MCP integrations

Google Gemini powers OCR, clinical compose, broadcast assist, and MCQ generation. Claude and ChatGPT connect for operational questions. Clinicians review every clinical suggestion. PHI stays in a controlled environment.

What are TargetFlo AI integrations?

TargetFlo AI integrations are narrowly scoped uses of Google Gemini inside HIPAA aware ABA software: OCR on inbound faxes in the Fax Inbox, clinical form compose on ADOS-2 reports, child assessments, and Plans of Care, compose assist for SMS and email broadcasts, and multiple-choice question generation in the course builder. Claude and ChatGPT connectors answer operational questions from non-PHI aggregates. Every feature has a documented input, a human confirmation step, and an audit record. See Google Cloud security.

Five AI features

All five live today

Each feature does one job with one kind of input. Clinical compose is assistive — licensed clinicians review, edit, and sign.

Gemini OCR on faxes

Every inbound fax page is read and text-extracted, with suggested client, guardian, payer, and referring-provider fields for a coordinator to confirm.

Clinical form compose

On ADOS-2 reports, child assessments, and Plans of Care: fill empty fields, refine a section, or draft from record context. Clinicians accept, edit, or discard every suggestion.

Broadcast compose assist

Draft SMS and email broadcasts faster. The assistant proposes wording from your prompt; the PHI guard still checks every outbound text.

MCQ generation for courses

Turn a chapter's video transcript or PDF into multiple-choice questions for the course builder. Trainers edit and approve before publishing.

Claude & ChatGPT connectors

Connect in one click and ask operational questions — staff, credentials, scheduling, authorizations, sessions, tasks — against non-PHI aggregates only.

Gemini OCR

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From a scanned referral to pre-filled intake fields

Referral faxes arrive as images. Gemini OCR reads each page, extracts the text so the document is searchable, and proposes the fields an intake coordinator would otherwise type: client name, DOB, guardian, referring provider, payer, and diagnosis codes.

  • Multi-page documents handled as one referral
  • Suggested fields are highlighted and confirmed by a coordinator — never auto-written
  • Extracted data stored in the isolated PHI schema alongside the document
  • Linked to a client or a New Intake card in one action

Clinical form compose

Live today

AI accelerates documentation. Clinicians review, edit, and sign.

On ADOS-2 reports, child assessments, and Plans of Care, Gemini proposes text from the form schema and the context already on the record. Three modes — fill empty, refine, draft section — never overwrite without a clinician accepting the suggestion.

  • fill_empty suggests only blank fields; existing clinician text is never overwritten
  • refine rewrites a selected section for clarity; shown as a proposal
  • section drafts an entire narrative (for example behavioral observations) from record context
  • Licensed clinicians review, edit, and sign every report — AI does not diagnose or replace clinical judgment

Compose assist & MCQ generation

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Faster messages and faster training content, with a person in the loop

Two smaller uses of the same model. Compose assist helps front office staff draft a clear broadcast to families or staff. MCQ generation turns a training chapter into a draft quiz so trainers spend their time reviewing, not writing.

  • Compose assist drafts from a plain-language prompt; the PHI guard checks SMS before send
  • MCQ generation reads chapter transcripts or PDFs and drafts questions with answer keys
  • Trainers approve, edit, or regenerate before a test is published
  • Both features can be disabled per organization

What each feature sees

Data scope, feature by feature

The right question about AI in healthcare software is not 'is it smart' but 'what does it see'. Here is the answer for each feature.

Data each TargetFlo AI feature receives, what it returns, and whether PHI is involved
FeatureInput it receivesWhat it producesPHI involved?
Gemini OCRThe fax pages a coordinator is triagingExtracted text and suggested fields, shown for human confirmationYes — fax content is PHI; processed inside the PHI boundary, stored in the PHI schema
Clinical form composeThe form schema plus client/assessment context already on the recordSuggested field or section text; nothing saves until a clinician acceptsYes — clinical documentation is PHI; processed inside the PHI boundary, clinician-reviewed
Compose assistThe draft message and the prompt the sender typesSuggested wording; nothing is sent until a human clicks sendOnly what the sender types; the PHI guard blocks identifiers in SMS
MCQ generationCourse chapter text, video transcript, or PDFDraft questions and answer keys for trainer reviewNo — course material is training content, not client data
Claude & ChatGPT connectorsServer-computed aggregates: counts, rates, queue sizesAnswers to operational questions in Claude or ChatGPTNo — never client names, DOB, diagnosis, or insurance IDs

Safety

AI access is scoped to operational aggregates. PHI never leaves your controlled environment.

Scoped by feature

Each AI feature is wired to one input: fax pages, a draft message, a chapter, or an aggregate query. There is no general-purpose model with access to the database.

Human confirms

OCR fields, compose suggestions, and generated questions are proposals. A person confirms before anything is written to a record or sent.

PHI stays in the PHI schema

Extracted fax data is written to the isolated PHI schema. Operational AI — including the Claude and ChatGPT connectors — reads only purpose-built, non-PHI views.

Logged like any other action

OCR runs, compose uses, and MCQ generations are recorded in the audit trail with actor and timestamp.

No training on your data

TargetFlo uses Gemini through enterprise API terms; your documents and messages are not used to train foundation models.

Aggregates only for assistants

The Claude and ChatGPT connectors answer with counts and rates computed server-side. They cannot look up an individual client.

Claude & ChatGPT connectors

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Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your operation — never about a client

TargetFlo's Model Context Protocol connectors expose non-PHI operational data to Claude and ChatGPT: staff and credentials, training, schedule and authorization utilization, session metrics, referrals, and tasks. Aggregates are computed server-side; the model never receives an identifier.

  • “Whose credentials expire in the next 60 days?”
  • “Which authorizations are above 90% used?”
  • “What percentage of RBTs completed the HIPAA refresher?”
  • One-click connect, TargetFlo sign-in, role-based topics, full audit log
TargetFlo → Claude Live today

How booked is the schedule against authorized hours this week?

82% of authorized hours are scheduled. 3 authorizations are above 90% used.

Counts only. No names, DOB, diagnosis, or insurance IDs are available to the model.

FAQ

AI integration FAQs

See Gemini OCR read one of your real referral faxes

Book a demo and bring a redacted sample referral. We run OCR, show the suggested fields, and walk through exactly where the extracted data is stored.