Alleva API

Overview

Alleva is a behavioral health EHR targeting residential and outpatient addiction treatment programs, including substance use disorder facilities, detox centers, dual-diagnosis programs, and sober living networks. Its platform covers the specific documentation and workflow requirements of addiction treatment: admission and discharge management, individualized treatment planning, group therapy documentation, medication-assisted treatment tracking, and insurance billing for behavioral health codes. For AI clinical tools and outcome platforms that serve the addiction treatment market, Alleva appears as a required integration across a significant portion of their customer base.

No public developer API exists. Alleva has not published a developer program, a sandbox environment, or any mechanism for third-party software to connect programmatically. The platform is web-only, and all data access happens through the Alleva web application interface. This is consistent with the broader behavioral health EHR market, where smaller, specialty-focused vendors have historically concentrated their development resources on the clinician-facing product rather than an API platform.

Addiction treatment records sit in the most sensitive tier of behavioral health data. Substance use disorder treatment documentation carries heightened HIPAA sensitivity, and records related to SUD treatment may additionally fall under 42 CFR Part 2, which imposes restrictions on disclosure that go beyond standard HIPAA requirements. These considerations are not incidental to the integration challenge; they are part of the reason addiction treatment EHR vendors have moved slowly toward open API programs. Integuru generates a production-ready HTTP API for Alleva using direct HTTP requests against the same endpoints the Alleva web application uses internally. Integuru can be deployed in HIPAA-compliant environments; discuss your compliance requirements when you chat with us.

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Why Teams Need This Integration

The addiction treatment sector is one of the highest-growth areas in behavioral health software, and Alleva is a widely deployed platform across residential and outpatient programs. The absence of an API creates a hard dependency on manual data handling for every tool that serves these programs.

AI clinical documentation tools. Addiction treatment programs generate intensive clinical documentation: individual session notes, group therapy records, treatment plan updates, and discharge summaries all must meet accreditation standards from bodies like the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and payer documentation requirements that are specific to addiction treatment billing codes. AI tools that draft this documentation from session recordings or provider input need get_clinical_notes to read existing note structures and create_treatment_note to push completed documentation back to the Alleva record. Without write access, the AI tool produces output that the clinician must still transfer manually into the EHR, which reduces the time savings the product is built to deliver.

Treatment outcome tracking and reporting platforms. Addiction treatment programs are increasingly required to track and report standardized outcome measures: substance use status, housing stability, employment, and recovery support engagement at defined intervals after treatment completion. Platforms that automate this data collection and reporting need programmatic access to client records and clinical documentation across a program's full client population. Alleva's absence of an API means these platforms currently rely on CSV exports that are slow, inconsistent, and dependent on staff time to generate.

Billing automation for addiction treatment codes. Substance use disorder billing involves procedure codes and authorization requirements specific to the addiction treatment setting. Billing automation products that serve this market need list_claims and get_claim_status to pull current claim data, identify authorization mismatches, and flag documentation gaps before claims are submitted. The manual billing export workflow that Alleva currently requires creates the kind of data lag that leads to claim denials.

Case management and care coordination tools. Addiction treatment programs that coordinate care across multiple levels of service, from residential to intensive outpatient to continuing care, need current client data and appointment records to manage transitions. Case management platforms that track clients across these levels need list_clients, get_client_detail, and list_appointments as live API calls rather than periodic manual exports from the Alleva interface.

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Behavioral Health Workflows This Integration Covers

The ten planned actions span the clinical, administrative, and billing workflows that addiction treatment programs running on Alleva require:

• Client management: list_clients and get_client_detail surface the program's client roster with demographics, insurance data, and admission status. create_client supports intake automation and referral-to-treatment workflows that need to write new client records into Alleva.
• Appointment and group session scheduling: list_appointments and create_appointment feed scheduling and care coordination tools with live appointment and group session data. update_appointment_status keeps external systems current on session completions and cancellations.
• Clinical documentation: get_clinical_notes retrieves progress note content, treatment plan data, and provider signature status. create_treatment_note pushes completed documentation back to the client record, giving AI scribing and documentation tools the write access needed to close the clinical documentation loop.
• Billing and claims: list_claims returns structured billing data with addiction-treatment procedure codes, payer information, and claim status. get_claim_status retrieves adjudication details for denial management and resubmission workflows.

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Adjacent Integrations

Integuru already operates in the healthcare and EHR vertical in production across platforms using the same direct HTTP authentication patterns that apply to Alleva. The DrChrono integration provides 4 live actions including patient creation and medication records. The eClinicalWorks integration covers 5 live actions across patient demographics, insurance data, and document management. The Canvas Medical integration covers 2 live actions for practices on that platform. Behavioral health EHRs like Alleva follow the same authentication and session management patterns as ambulatory platforms; the compliance context is more sensitive, but the technical approach is the same.