Behavior at school: one thread from teacher to clinician
Calls from school. Notes home. Nobody sure what happens when. One shared log shows the pattern.
Threaded Care is a family care coordination platform that connects parents, teachers and clinicians around a child's behavior at school, with validated screenings and 30-second classroom logs. Free to start, $365 a year to coordinate. Built by The Attention Institute, Ponte Vedra, Florida.
How it works
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Start the free baseline.
The PSC-17 checks behavior, attention and mood in five minutes.
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Invite the teacher.
They get a secure link. Classroom notes take 30 seconds.
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See the pattern.
Home and school notes on one timeline. Your doctor sees it all in one report.
PSC-17 baseline
17 questions across attention, mood, anxiety and behavior. Ages 4–17. Any flag sends the right follow-up.
- Externalizing: acting out
- Internalizing: worry and mood
- Attention
What does it cost?
Free: the baseline, the follow-up screening and a PDF report for your doctor.
$365 a year: teacher screenings and logs, medication and sleep logs, re-screens and trend charts. Unlimited children and caregivers.
Compare plansUpdated October 2026
Questions parents ask
Can the teacher see my child's medical records?
No. Teachers see a classroom view only. You choose who to invite.
How long does a teacher note take?
About 30 seconds. The full teacher screening takes about five minutes.
Does the school have to sign up?
No. You invite the teacher yourself. Schools can also use Threaded Care free.
What does it cost?
The baseline and report are free. Teacher logs and coordination are $365 a year.