A calendar shaped for real practice flow.
Grace is designed to make scheduling feel more connected to the rest of the practice. Appointments, reminders, availability, telehealth sessions, client records, billing workflows, and clinician-controlled intelligence work together in one calmer system so less time is spent coordinating around the calendar and more time is spent moving through the day.
Less back-and-forth. Fewer scheduling gaps. Better continuity around every session.
Thursday, March 13
Day View
Sarah Mitchell
CBT Session 12 · 50 min
David Kim
Intake Assessment · 80 min
Buffer · 30 min
Anxiety Management Group
Group Therapy · 6 clients · 90 min
Anna Leblanc
Follow-up · Session 8 · 50 min
Mark Robinson
EMDR Session 5 · 50 min
Available · Waitlist ready
Scheduling is more than the calendar
In practice, scheduling touches nearly everything. Intake, availability, reminders, telehealth, client communication, billing, no-shows, follow-up, and the pace of the day all begin here.
Grace is designed to treat scheduling as part of a connected workflow not as a separate utility sitting beside the rest of the product.
Built for the rhythm of real appointments
Grace supports the kinds of scheduling patterns mental-health practices actually use: single appointments, recurring sessions, different visit types, provider-specific availability, and the operational details that make the calendar work in real life.
A better schedule creates a calmer day before the work even begins.
Single and recurring appointments
In-person, telehealth, and phone visits
Appointment durations and types
Provider-aware scheduling
Availability and time management
Office and location-aware workflows
What Grace supports inside scheduling
Scheduling in Grace is designed to reduce friction before, during, and after the appointment.
Appointment creation
Create appointments across common care formats, including in-person, telehealth, and phone-based visits.
Recurring sessions
Support ongoing care with recurring appointment patterns that match the rhythm of long-term practice.
Multi-provider calendars
Coordinate appointments across multiple therapists, schedules, and availability patterns in one connected calendar environment.
Drag-and-drop rescheduling
Move sessions more easily when the day changes, without rebuilding the workflow from scratch.
Waitlists and fill support
Support waitlist-aware scheduling and smoother movement when openings become available.
Conflict-aware scheduling
Reduce overlap, timing errors, and avoidable disruption through conflict detection, buffers, and schedule-aware guardrails.
Provider Availability
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Availability that works like practice actually works
A schedule only feels useful when it reflects the way clinicians actually work.
Grace is designed to support provider availability, office-aware scheduling, visit formats, timing buffers, and the practical constraints that shape the day so the calendar feels more realistic, less brittle, and easier to trust.
Smart scheduling support, quietly embedded
Grace's intelligence helps make scheduling feel lighter without turning it into a separate experience.
That includes availability-aware support, waitlist logic, no-show signals, reminder timing, calendar continuity, and workflow-aware staging that help the schedule move more smoothly in the background.
Availability-aware support
Smart waitlist logic
No-show and attendance signals
Reminder timing support
Next-step workflow continuity
Useful where the burden builds. Quiet where the calendar should stay simple.
Reminders, confirmations, and follow-through
Scheduling does not end when the appointment is booked. The real work includes reminders, confirmations, cancellations, follow-up, and keeping clients and clinicians aligned around the session.
Grace supports communication-aware scheduling so reminders, updates, and operational follow-through stay connected to the appointment rather than scattered across separate tools.
Appointment reminders
Confirmations and cancellations
Follow-up messaging support
Communication connected to scheduling
Less manual coordination around the calendar
Scheduling connected to the rest of the workflow
A calendar becomes more useful when it connects to what happens around it.
Grace is designed so appointments can connect more naturally to documentation, client records, billing workflows, telehealth sessions, reminders, and the broader operational flow of the practice.
That continuity helps reduce duplicate work and makes each session easier to carry forward.
Built for solo practice and growing teams
Grace supports the pace of solo practice today while creating room for more structure as the organization grows. That includes support for multi-provider calendars, provider coordination, office locations, schedule visibility, and the operational clarity needed by practices that are growing beyond one clinician and one room.
Simple enough to use every day. Structured enough to grow with the practice.
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Scheduling that helps reduce avoidable friction
Many of the small frustrations in practice begin with time: missed reminders, broken continuity, double handling, rescheduling friction, underused openings, and disconnected next steps. Grace is designed to reduce those breaks in continuity so the calendar becomes less of a source of drag and more of a stable center for the day.
Fewer avoidable scheduling conflicts
Better continuity around appointments
Less manual rescheduling effort
Cleaner coordination across the practice
What this means in practice
For clinicians, it means less time managing the mechanics around the session and more clarity around what comes next.
For practices, it means a scheduling system that stays more connected to communication, records, telehealth, billing, and operations so the calendar supports the day instead of creating more work around it.
A better calendar does more than hold time. It helps the whole practice move.
Designed for trust-sensitive scheduling workflows
Appointments carry more than time. They connect to records, communication, attendance, billing, and the broader responsibility of care. Grace is designed to support that workflow with structured scheduling, role-aware visibility, connected reminders, and operational continuity that stays easier to review and govern over time.
See how Grace handles the flow around the appointment
Explore how Grace supports scheduling, reminders, availability, telehealth coordination, and connected workflow continuity across the practice.