Know which referral partners send you clients.
Referral relationships drive most behavioral health admissions. Ritten gives you one place to manage the organizations and people who refer to you, and see which ones actually send clients who admit.
Organizations, contacts, and the relationships between them
Organizations and individual contacts live in one shared system. Cases, ROIs, and client charts all reference the same records, so a change to a contact or organization updates everywhere.
- Clinic-wide organizations. Treatment centers, physician offices, psychiatrists, social workers, ADSAC/DUI drug courts, family/friends, or other. Set up once, used everywhere.
- Organization members. The specific people inside the hospital case manager, the outpatient therapist.
- Relationships on every contact. "Relationships from" and "relationships to" fields capture connections on the record itself.
- Relationship Owners. Assign an owner (internal or external) to any contact or organization so your team knows who's responsible.
- De-duplicated contacts. Shared contacts (emergency contacts, referring providers) are stored once. The Merge Contacts tool consolidates duplicates while preserving every relationship.
Organization types and tags
Classify organizations first by type, then by the tags that fit your workflow.
- Organization types. Treatment Center, Physician Office, Psychiatrist, Social Worker, Family/Friends, ADSAC/DUI Drug Court, or Other. Filter to focus on the partners you're working with.
- Organization tags. Configurable labels that complement types track referral volume by institution type, mark partners "Accepting New Clients," or anything else your team needs.
ROIs at the contact or organization level
Releases of Information can apply to a single contact or an entire organization, matching how clients actually sign releases.
- Individual ROIs. Expiration date, partial-record toggle, and direction (Release to, Obtain from, or both) all captured on the release.
- Organization-level ROIs. One release covers every member of that organization.
- Tied to the client record. ROIs stay attached to the chart, follow the client, and can be revoked when needed.
See referred clients from the organization page
Open any organization to see its members and the clients associated with it. The same view shows up on contacts open a referring provider to see their connections to clients and other contacts.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. You can configure codes, modifiers, provider mappings, and fee schedules by payer, program, and level of care.
Yes. Claimification supports detailed Medicaid rules, including state-specific codes, modifiers, and program requirements.
Ritten supports capturing authorization and payer requirements and can connect encounter and documentation workflows to authorization rules. This is especially important in higher levels of care where approved dates, units, and medical necessity documentation must align to avoid denials.
Ritten fits into the way your program already bills and automatically generates the right claims. Whether encounters create claims directly, encounters bundle into per diem claims, or per diem claims are generated from program enrollment so your workflow never has to fit an encounter-based mold.
Claims that fail a rule or receive a denial are flagged for review, while the rest flow through automatically to keep your team focused on the highest-value work.
Claimification is Ritten’s automated claims engine that converts behavioral health encounters into CMS-1500 and UB-04 claims using your configured billing rules.
