SOAP notes speech therapy templates, a one-sentence school Medicaid note and eight shorter snippets for the sentences school SLPs write in nearly every note, all of which you can insert wherever you document. Type a shortcut, fill in the popup, and the note appears with that student's data. The frame repeats, the name, goal and numbers are that student's own, and you stay the author.

What's inside the SOAP notes speech therapy pack

Templates:

• /stsoap: the full SOAP note template speech therapy sessions need. Pick arrival and mood from drop-down menus, type correct responses and trials for up to three goals, and the accuracy is worked out and checked against the IEP criterion
• /mednote: the school Medicaid session note in one sentence, with name, minutes, goal area, accuracy and cue level
• /supv: an SLPA supervision comment with the goal, the student's response and a plan

Shorter snippets, the SOAP notes SLP teams type most:

• /prog making progress towards IEP goals, /subj the subjective opener
• /acc accuracy with a cue level, /gnt goals not targeted this session
• /skill a skilled service line, /distr easily distracted and redirected
• /plan continue current goals, /pcx provider cancelled with the reason

Filled in, /stsoap reads like a SOAP note example speech therapy supervisors expect, and the short snippets work as speech therapy progress notes examples worded the way school SLPs write them.

How it works

• Type a shortcut in your district's billing portal, Google Sheets or any web EMR, or in installed programs through the desktop app
• Fill in the text boxes and pick from the menus as it inserts. Guidance shows while you fill in the form, never in the note
• Check the wording against your state's Medicaid rules before you bill

Start here

Free to install. Use /stsoap on your next session note. Then save one sentence you type often as your own snippet: /prog is a good first one, and it turns a full sentence into five characters.