Platform Card - Brellium
Clinical quality, supervision, and compliance platform for ABA providers.
Most recent review: December 2025
Brellium is a clinical quality and supervision platform designed to help ABA organizations monitor treatment integrity, documentation quality, and supervisory oversight at scale. Rather than functioning as a practice management system, Brellium operates as a complementary layer alongside existing PM and billing platforms.
The platform is typically used by organizations seeking greater consistency, auditability, and visibility into clinical practice without disrupting established operational workflows.
What the Platform Does
Brellium focuses on reviewing and assessing clinical documentation, treatment plans, and supervision artifacts to surface quality signals that are difficult to detect through standard practice management reporting. Its tools support structured review workflows, compliance checks, and feedback loops that help organizations standardize expectations across clinicians and sites.
The platform is most relevant for providers operating at scale, particularly those managing distributed clinical teams, navigating payor scrutiny, or preparing for audits, accreditation, or value-based initiatives.
Where It Fits in the ABA Stack
Primary domain
Clinical Documentation & Measurement
Related domains
People, Hiring & Credentialing
Data, Analytics & Orchestration
Brellium is not a system of record. Its value lies in augmenting existing platforms with an independent quality and supervision layer, rather than replacing core clinical or administrative systems.
Coverage on MissionViewpoint
Brellium appears in MissionViewpoint analysis related to clinical quality assurance, supervision models, compliance infrastructure, and the growing importance of defensible clinical processes in scaled ABA organizations.
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