That's a really good background and very useful. Can you elaborate more on what CentralReach does, what the products offer, and how critical the software is to its customers?

CentralReach's Electronic Medical Record is essentially the operating system for a company. It has two fundamental modules. The core module is Practice Management, which manages authorizations from insurance payers, scheduling therapies, timesheets, billing to insurance, and reconciling denials or payments. This module handles the administrative aspects of the work.

That's a really good background and very useful. Can you elaborate more on what CentralReach does, what the products offer, and how critical the software is to its customers?

The other core module is clinical documentation or data collection. What makes ABA unique from other specialty EMRs is the quantified information collected. For example, if I'm teaching a learner to wash their hands, they might do it four times in two hours, with each washing having seven steps. You track each step, noting whether they did it independently, needed prompting, or required help. This data is collected at a detailed level and used to track progress over time, showing how independently they perform tasks.