In development · planned launch January 1, 2027

TabletRx Labs

Behavioral health EHR, with care at the bedside.

We're building a full staff EHR for behavioral health and addiction treatment, and a patient-facing bedside tablet. Both are in development, with a public launch planned for January 1, 2027.

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Countdown to the planned launch

January 1, 2027, midnight Arizona time (MST, UTC−7, no daylight saving).

Concept illustration — product in development.

Why we're building this

Recovery happens between people. The software should help, not get in the way.

Patients can feel on the outside of their own care

In residential and inpatient treatment, people often don't have an easy way to see their day, reach their team, or follow their own progress.

Clinicians are stretched across screens and paper

Care teams spend precious time chasing updates and re-entering information instead of being present with the people they serve.

Designed around the rhythms of treatment

Groups, check-ins, and milestones shape behavioral health and addiction treatment. We intend the staff EHR and bedside tablet to fit those rhythms. That is a design goal while the product is in development.

What we're building

A staff EHR and a bedside tablet.

One product, still in development: a full staff record for treatment teams, and a patient-facing tablet at the bedside. The pieces below are intended capabilities, not features you can use today.

Planned bedside tablet

For patients

A bedside tablet for each patient
We intend every patient in treatment to have a patient-facing bedside tablet. How devices are provided is still being designed. Hardware is not promised ready from day one.
Their day, at a glance
An intended calm view of schedules, sessions, and reminders.
Messages with their care team
Human messages between a patient and their care team are part of the plan. Not a chatbot, and not messages between patients.
A planned resume generator
A patient resume generator is a planned capability, along with a place for goals and materials. Both are still in development.

Planned staff EHR

For staff and treatment centers

A full staff EHR
An electronic health record for behavioral health and addiction treatment staff, shaped around programs, groups, and daily routines. In development.
Attendance confirmed by staff
Staff are intended to confirm attendance themselves. The product is not meant to record attendance automatically.
A mood and craving board
An intended staff board that sorts by mood and craving, from what patients share. It does not predict risk and it does not offer clinical advice.
Help alerts to human staff
Help alerts are intended to reach human staff under rules the facility sets. No automated clinical advice.
Less duplicate entry, as a goal
We want what patients share at the bedside to reach the record the team works from. Less duplicate entry is a design goal, not a guaranteed outcome.

Built by someone who's been there.

Jeffrey Goldner · Founder

Our story

Designed from lived experience.

TabletRx Labs was founded by Jeffrey Goldner, who is in recovery himself and has spent time in many treatment programs. He knows what care feels like from the patient's side of the bed.

That perspective shapes everything we build: software that respects patients, supports the people who care for them, and helps keep everyone connected along the way.

TabletRx Labs is based in Arizona. Our software is in development, with a public launch planned for January 1, 2027.

Product enquiries

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