Is Junocal HIPAA compliant?+
Junocal excels at cash-pay pelvic-floor and wellness services, with encrypted data, free CSV export, adaptive intake, packages and direct Stripe payments. Use a HIPAA-compliant clinical system with a Business Associate Agreement for insurance and protected-health-information workflows; Junocal can run the cash-pay business alongside it.
What's Junocal's approach to session notes?+
Free-text session notes per booking, designed for brief practitioner-reference use. For cash-pay solo practitioners running notes for their own planning between sessions, this is the right shape — quick to capture, easy to review before the next appointment. The deliberate scope is cash-pay wellness work rather than SOAP-style clinical record-keeping.
What if I'm cash-pay now but might add insurance billing later?+
Start on Junocal if cash-pay is right today. The data export at any time means you can move to Jane App or SimplePractice when insurance billing genuinely becomes part of the business. Most practitioners who consider this transition decide against it once they cost out the administrative overhead of insurance billing versus the higher unit price of cash-pay; if you make the move, the data is portable.
How does the intake form handle sensitive content?+
Two settings. (1) Sections you mark 'sensitive' are collapsed by default in the operator dashboard and require a click to expand, so you do not see prolapse or incontinence detail unless you intend to. (2) Sensitive sections can be marked optional individually, so a client can complete the intake without filling in every field. The form is configurable, not prescriptive.
Can I password-protect my booking page for referred clients only?+
Yes. Booking pages can be configured as public (default) or password-protected. Share the password with referring OBs, midwives, doulas, and postnatal Pilates teachers; share with clients on a per-referral basis. The password can rotate.