Platform Card — TheraDriver
Scheduling and service delivery platform for ABA providers.
Most recent review: December 2025
TheraDriver is a scheduling and service delivery platform designed to help ABA providers manage day-to-day operational flow, including therapist routing, session scheduling, and disruption handling. The platform focuses on reducing operational friction at the point of care rather than serving as a full practice management or clinical system of record.
TheraDriver is most often evaluated by organizations seeking to improve utilization, reduce cancellation-driven chaos, and simplify service logistics—particularly when layered alongside a more comprehensive practice management system.
What the Platform Does
TheraDriver supports the operational mechanics of service delivery, including schedule creation, therapist–client matching, routing considerations, and rapid adjustment to cancellations or staffing changes. Its design emphasizes usability and operational responsiveness over breadth of administrative or clinical functionality.
The platform is most relevant for providers where scheduling complexity, therapist availability, and day-of execution are persistent constraints on access and efficiency.
Where It Fits in the ABA Stack
Primary domain
Scheduling & Service Delivery
Related domains
Practice Management & EMR (adjacent)
People & Workforce Systems (operational coordination)
TheraDriver is not a comprehensive practice management system or EMR. Its value lies in improving service flow and operational execution rather than owning clinical documentation, billing, or revenue cycle workflows.
Coverage on MissionViewpoint
TheraDriver appears in MissionViewpoint analysis related to scheduling complexity, service delivery optimization, and the operational impact of cancellations, staffing variability, and routing inefficiencies in ABA.
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Disclosure
Coverage related to this platform on MissionViewpoint is editorial in nature unless otherwise disclosed.
