The Future of Behavioral Health Operations Is Unified
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Hear From Our Clients
“I would honestly make a recommendation for anyone that’s working in client care to be using Sunwave.”
– Manny Rivera at Steps to Recover
“Sunwave allows us to stay on top of what we need to get done, no matter what that volume is. It’s an easy-to-use system, and my staff have become experts in it.”
– Jake Massaro at Step to Recovery
“Since onboarding with Sunwave, our company has doubled in size, and Sunwave has been a great partner in making that happen, allowing us to make the necessary changes to accommodate that growth.”
– Loree Cohen, Co-Founder and Director
of Clinical Programming at Inneractions
“The feedback that I get from the staff here is that it made the functionality of their job a lot easier, a lot quicker, which in part makes my job easier as well.”
– Joe Mistrulli, Program Director at Inneractions
“That process (MARA) has cut down two to three minutes per session note, which overall saves time. Think if we have 15 clients, it’s about 40 minutes of saved time that they can move on to the next thing.”
– Manny Rivera at Steps to Recovery
“Over the years, our organization has grown, and Sunwave has been able to provide us the things that we need throughout all of our stages of growth.”
– Joe Mistrulli, Program Director at Inneractions
“When I started at this facility, we really only had one location. Going from maybe 2 to 300 calls a month to where we are now—four plus locations, five levels of care—we are now taking somewhere around 3,000 calls a month, and Sunwave was able to grow with us.”
– Jake Massaro at Step to Recovery
“Initially, my clinicians were very much against using the feature (MARA). Once they started, however, they fell in love because it took their observations, their clinical impressions, and put it into verbiage that sounded much better than they could possibly come up with.”
– Loree Cohen, Co-Founder and Director
of Clinical Programming at Inneractions
