Your workspace for pediatrics
PlaySpace helps you create activities for each child, run engaging sessions, prepare clinical notes and support families at home, with tools for managing the administrative work of your practice.
One tool for every part of your day
Create therapeutic materials with Studio, work with children in Sessions, review documentation and home practice in Alliance, and manage practice workflows with Operate. You can start with the tools you need and add others as your practice grows.
Sessions
A pediatric workspace where play, video and notes come together.
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Studio
Create activities and stories around a child's goals and interests.
Explore StudioAlliance
Documentation, relationship insight and clinician-reviewed Play Plans.
Explore AllianceOperate
Intake, family resources, team and finance workflows for your practice.
Support for your care setting
Use PlaySpace for in-person appointments, virtual care or a combination of both, with workflows for independent clinics, group practices and health systems.
A shared workspace for your clinical team
Clinics and group practices can share materials, documentation standards and workflows, while each clinician keeps their own approach to care.
- A shared library — Activities and resources are available to everyone, which saves each clinician from building materials alone.
- Consistent records — Documentation standards are easier to maintain without having to micromanage individual clinicians.
- Less administrative work — Intake and follow-up run through reviewed workflows, so the team spends more time with children.
Tools for your specialty
Explore activities, documentation and home practice for your discipline, from speech and language therapy to occupational therapy and behavioral health.
By role
By approach
Designed to support—not replace—clinical judgment.
PlaySpace supports clinical judgment and never replaces it. Recording requires consent, and every note, plan and family message waits for your review.
Questions, answered.
No. Most practices begin with one, usually Sessions or Alliance, and add the others when they become useful.
