Communication Evidence Into NDIS Report Drafts You Review.
RecovrFlow connects your session notes, communication goals and participation evidence to AAC assessment, swallowing and NDIS plan review drafts — with prompts that help you address Reasonable and Necessary criteria.
Speech pathology NDIS reports carry a distinctive evidence burden: an AAC recommendation needs to be justified against R&N criteria, communication goals need to link to participation in daily life, and progress needs to be shown across sessions, not asserted. That evidence usually lives in scattered session notes and assessment results. RecovrFlow keeps communication goals, outcome data and supporting documents connected to the participant record as you work, then prepares a structured report draft with the evidence trail visible — so your time goes into clinical reasoning, not assembly. You review every word.
One Workflow: From the Session to the NDIS Report
Capture. Record, dictate or type therapy sessions and assessments — including AAC trials, mealtime observations and carer interviews. RecovrFlow structures them into clinical notes linked to the participant record.
Track. Communication goals, participation evidence and assessment results stay connected over time. Progress toward each goal accumulates across sessions, so plan reviews draw on a real longitudinal record rather than memory.
Prepare and review. Build the draft you need — an AAC assessment with device justification, a swallowing report with IDDSI framework references, a communication support plan or an NDIS plan review summary. Reasonable and Necessary prompts show what evidence is present and what still needs your input. You edit each section, apply your clinical judgement, and export.
See an annotated sample report built from synthetic data to see how session evidence moves into a report draft.
Key Benefits
Discover how this feature transforms your clinical workflow
AAC Assessment Report Drafts
Draft Augmentative and Alternative Communication assessments with device justification and functional goal mapping — with prompts that help you address R&N criteria.
Communication Goals, Tracked
Draft participant communication goals in functional, participation-focused language, then track progress against them session by session.
Swallowing & Dysphagia Reports
Structure swallowing assessment findings into report drafts with IDDSI framework references and space for your clinical justification of recommended supports.
Participation Evidence Over Time
Session notes, carer reports and observations stay linked to goals, building the participation evidence NDIS plan reviews rely on.
Communication Outcome Measures
Record communication outcome data in-session. Results flow into progress notes and report drafts as quantified evidence.
Research Citations on Request
Add peer-reviewed AAC and communication intervention citations to report drafts to support your recommendations.
NDIS Plan Review Summaries
Compile multi-session evidence — communication progress, goal attainment and outcome data — into a structured plan review draft.
Drafts, Not Decisions
RecovrFlow prepares and structures; it does not diagnose or submit. Every report is reviewed and finalised by you.
Patient Data Stays in Australia
Patient data is processed and stored on Microsoft Azure (Australia East — Sydney) and is not used to train AI models.
Patient information stays under your control
Patient data is processed and stored in Australia, is not used to train AI models, and access is restricted to authorised patient records. The technical detail lives on our Security page.
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Start with your next piece of documentation
Starter is free — no credit card, no time limit. Paid plans include a 14-day free trial.