For school-based clinicians
Service logs tied to the IEP goal, in Medicaid-compliant wording.
Individual or group, the setting, the goal you worked on, the student's response, and educational relevance, written for the reviewer who bills it.
No card. 10 notes a month free. First note in under a minute.
Today
- A caseload of forty means forty logs a week.
- Each log has to name the IEP goal and state educational relevance in accepted wording.
- Progress reports mean rereading a quarter of logs.
With Driveway
- Record the session between students.
- The log links to the goal you named and uses Medicaid-compliant wording.
- Progress reports are assembled from the goal lines in the logs you already wrote.
Goal-linked by default
Every log lists the IEP goals or objectives addressed and the progress code you would report.
Progress reports from your own logs
Pick a student and a period; Driveway writes the report from the progress lines across those sessions, with nothing invented.
Group sessions
Mark a session as group or consultation and the log records it that way.
Templates
- School service log
- IEP progress report
Your next note is done before you reach the next house.
No card. 10 notes a month free. First note in under a minute.