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In case you missed it: Allia Health has a free EHR/notetaker. It's free because they're going to implement a CIN network, where therapists who are invited can opt in to the CIN to garner higher rates from payors (kind of like how Mayo Clinic gets paid more, because they have aggregate information proving better care + outcomes!) We're still in the pilot stages of the CIN part, but if you want to be notified when you might be eligible, the best way is to join Allia as a free, EHR-using member. They've got a notetaker, scheduling, billing, telehealth, and all the basics you'd expect from an EHR. They've also got a growing community of therapists who want to be early to something different- a start up betting on a different business model.

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Solving ARC with Test-Time Adaptation: Learning from Examples Through Code Execution

Updated results on ARC AGI 2 achieving new SOTA Ran my January 27th attempt on Claude Opus 4.6 by Anthropic Achieved 86.2% at $ 10.34/task!! (reasoning set to enabled in OpenRouter) Some key differences I noticed vs GPT 5.2(xhigh) - 4.6 uses way more tokens in reasoning + is more likely to reason in all tool calls. - Regressed on 4 tasks that GPT 5.2 solved but outperformed overall. - Costs around 5x more vs GPT 5.2 but uses lesser number of tool calls to converge - Very low reliance on supplementary solvers. (Running only the iterative solver gets you 84%) Code to reproduce: https://lnkd.in/gz5aQ8ST Blog covering my approach: https://lnkd.in/g6fBRiFx #arcagi

Today, we’re introducing Flows by Allia Health (YC S26); a new way for mental health practices to automate repetitive work, directly inside Allia. Most practice software is designed to record what happened. We want it to help determine what happens next. Running a mental health practice involves hundreds of small operational decisions: what needs to happen, when it should happen, and what to do when it doesn’t. Each decision is simple. Managing all of them, across every patient, is not. That’s why we built Flows. Flows lets a practice turn its own operating logic inside the EHR; defining the triggers, conditions, actions, and timing once, then allowing Allia to carry that process forward. This is about more than automating a few administrative tasks. It’s a step toward an Allia that understands how each practice works and actively supports the operational layer behind care. Watch it in action below. We’re excited to see what practices build with it.

Allia Health for practices it out! The client/patient app is a nice upgrade. I particularly like the improvements in progress tracking, making it easy to take self check-ins (flourishing scale), worksheets, MBC assessments, and share wearable data (e.g. from your Oura ring or Fitbit). The design and usability improvements are good too.

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