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Clinical rigor

Precision teaching and clean data, in software

In Infinite Suite OS, precision teaching and clean data collection start with the clinical build order: a BCBA composes assessment-driven, branching programs first; every program change is logged to an append-only decision record; and documentation gates keep the data clean. The BCBA owns the plan; the software serves it.

The clinical spine

Preference assessments, precision teaching, clean data

Rigor is not a slogan here. It is the build order: assessments and branching programs first, an honest decision record second, and gated documentation so the data stays clean.

BCBA Clinical Studio

A BCBA builds a program in Clinical Studio: Program Composer and the Guided Builder branch targets from a curated library, and Intake Studio bridges a new intake straight into the plan.

Program Monitor

Program Monitor keeps a per-program pulse with an append-only decision ledger, three human calls, and a 14-day cadence, so drift shows up as a logged decision, not a surprise.

Compliance Sentinel keeps the data clean

Gates session notes (can’t end without a signed note; can’t start the next session if notes are >24h overdue), flags documentation gaps, and stages proof packets for review-ready operations.

Precision over volume. Continuity, not dosage.

Infinite never recommends or increases a child’s hours, the BCBA owns the plan. It recovers sessions that were already authorized and then lost to a cancellation or callout, so approved care actually gets delivered. And it shows whether those hours are producing progress, not just whether they were billed.

Built in the field by a longtime RBT. The founder story and the standard behind every screen live on the Our Purpose page.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

How does precision teaching and clean ABA data collection work in software?

In Infinite Suite OS, a BCBA composes assessment-driven, branching programs in Clinical Studio, technicians collect data against those targets in session, and Program Monitor keeps a per-program pulse on a 14-day cadence. Every clinical change is written to an append-only decision record, so the data and the reasoning behind it stay auditable.

Who makes the clinical decisions?

The BCBA. Infinite Pieces is operational and assistive: it delivers whatever care was authorized and surfaces whether it is producing progress. It makes no clinical recommendations and sets no dosage or targets.

How does it keep data clean?

Documentation is gated. Compliance Sentinel flags gaps and holds the workflow to a signed, on-time note, so the record reflects what actually happened in session. This is shown in the demo on fictional data; Infinite Pieces is not a billing or clearinghouse system of record.

Is this a full EMR today?

Not today. Infinite Pieces is at demo stage and starts beside your existing EMR, focused on recovery, operations, and clinical program tools. It is built to expand into a fuller operating system over time.

See it on your real numbers.

Twenty minutes with the founder, walking the Recovery Waterfall on your clinic’s weekly numbers. Founding clinics forming now.

Public tools use clinic-level estimates only, no client names or PHI. ROI and recovery figures are modeled projections, validated against your real numbers in the pilot.