Oregon OAR 309 · Division 35 · Residential treatment homes
Residential behavioral health runs on documentation that regulators, payers and licensing bodies can verify. RTHIQ is built the other way around from a generic EHR: the regulation is a first-class object, and the record proves it.
Every requirement carries its citation, plain-language meaning, applicable roles, required workflow and required evidence — not a checkbox with no context.
From any requirement, see the live records that satisfy it and the records that do not. Evidence is assembled continuously, not the week before a survey.
Gap analysis at organization, program, home, resident and staff level — each gap names the risk, the owner and the action that closes it.
A risk-weighted compliance score computed from your real records, so leadership sees exposure before a regulator does.
One provider organization can run many programs, and each program can run many licensed homes. Requirements, scoring and evidence roll up that hierarchy automatically.
Tenant boundary, licensure, compliance ownership and audit trail.
Population served, funding source and the rules that follow from them.
Licence status, licensed beds and census evaluated continuously.
RTHIQ ships with no sample residents and no fabricated compliance. Create your organization, add programs and homes, and the requirement engine starts scoring immediately. Regulatory content is flagged for human review before it is relied on in an inspection.