Need to connect with therapists on building a paperless practice I'm working on an article for SimplePractice on creating a paperless practice: why therapists should consider it, the benefits it provides, important considerations, and tips for making the transition from physical documentation to a digital-first, paperless approach. I need to connect with therapists for answers to the following questions: What are the potential benefits of going through a digital practice transformation—and moving towards a paperless practice? Are there any potential drawbacks to creating a paperless practice—and, if so, what are they? Are there any therapy and/or practice-related documents that MUST remain physical? If so, what are they—and why do they have to stay physical? There are multiple steps for therapists to go paperless—starting with scanning physical documents. What scanning equipment and other software/tools are needed to create a paperless practice? What about security? How can therapists securely store digital records—and make sure their paperless practice complies with HIPAA and all other relevant regulations? For paperwork that needs signatures, how should therapists handle electronic signatures with their clients? What backup systems are required for paperless practices? Why are these backup systems so important? If a therapist is transitioning from a paper to a paperless practice, what should they do with the physical copies of their records? For larger practices, what are your top tips on how therapists and practice owners can train staff (for example, other therapists, administrative staff, etc.) on digital systems? What are your top tips for therapists considering going paperless for their practice—and why are these tips important/effective? Any other thoughts you have on how to create a paperless therapy practice, I’d love to hear them!