Stop losing clients before care begins

The median wait for a behavioral health appointment is 67 days. Half never show. Threshold is the AI intake coordinator that gets people from first contact to first session, fast.

67 days
Median wait for a behavioral health appointment
50%
Never show to their first session
702
People on one clinic's waitlist alone

The intake pipeline is broken

Someone asks for help. Then they wait. And wait. Paperwork piles up. Calls go unreturned. By the time a slot opens, they're gone.

First contact

Someone calls or fills out a form. They need help now.

Screening & paperwork

Consent forms, insurance verification, assessments. Manual, slow, error-prone.

The waiting period

Days turn to weeks. No follow-up. Motivation fades. Half drop out here.

First session

If they make it. Most don't.

What Threshold does

An AI intake coordinator that works around the clock so your team doesn't have to.

Instant screening

When someone reaches out, Threshold responds immediately. Collects screening info, assesses urgency, and starts the intake process in minutes, not days.

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Automated paperwork

Consent forms, insurance verification, clinical assessments. Threshold handles the busywork so your staff focuses on the humans who need them.

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Smart scheduling

Matches clients to the right provider based on needs, availability, and insurance. Books the first appointment and confirms it.

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Waitlist engagement

Automated check-ins during any wait period. Texts, calls, resources. Keeps people connected to care so they don't disappear.

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Intake pipeline visibility

See where every person is in the intake funnel. Who's stalling, who needs follow-up, who's about to drop. Real-time, not a monthly report.

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Built for behavioral health

HIPAA-compliant. Designed for community mental health, SUD treatment, and multi-site behavioral health organizations. Not a generic intake form.

Every person who drops out during intake is a person who needed help and didn't get it.

Threshold exists to close that gap. Because the hardest part of behavioral health shouldn't be getting through the door.