For Clinics, we have the ability to send clinical outcome measures and user engagement and satisfaction to both you and your patients. The list of measures can be tailored to your reporting needs, and sent at your preferred cadence. Examples of measures we provide include the following:

- Decrease in eating disorder symptoms (EDE-Q score)
- Increase in quality of life (CIA 3.0)
- Decrease in perceived stress (PSS-4)
- Decrease in depression (PHQ-9)
- Decrease in anxiety (GAD-7)

We send reminders to your patients for high completion rates, and work with you to aggregate the data for external stakeholders (quarterly or annually).

Yes, Juniver is HIPAA compliant, and all patient data is encrypted.  As a provider, you will have secure access to your patients’ data.

Juniver is suited for mild to moderate eating disorder presentations in patients who are 13 years old and above.  We are not the best candidates for high acuity (as measured by a body mass index of <15), severe depression (as measured by PHQ score >20), or clinically significant malnutrition (as measured by >5% weight loss over 3 months).

You’ll be notified immediately if a patient exhibits behavior that may put their wellbeing at risk.  Notifications can be customized to your preference, via email, text message, or directly within your provider dashboard.

At the same time, Juniver automatically provides your patient with localized crisis resources and prompts them to reach out for help, ensuring safety is addressed from both sides.

Yes. Patients retain full access to Juniver after discharge, allowing ongoing connection and continuity of care. This helps them stay supported as they transition out of treatment while keeping them within your system’s care network.

Juniver is aligned with gold-standard evidence-based treatments including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Eating Disorders (CBT-E/CBT-ED) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).