Nobody falls through between visits.
Closed-loop navigation — referrals that get confirmed, check-ins that notice when someone goes quiet.
Proven in primary careVibeCheck runs the practice so you can be the therapist.
One product covers the 26 days between sessions for your clients and the office side for you: the scheduling, the notes you sign, the weekly blog, the paperwork drafts. Built by a working LCSW who needed it in his own caseload and couldn't buy it.
The whole company comes down to one hour in a room.
You know which sessions land because you carry them on the drive home. Everything built on either side of this street exists to protect that hour from the pile that waits after you lock up. Why VibeCheck
The climb gets easier when the paperwork stays at the bottom.
Intake notes, superbill requests, the prior-auth chase that eats a Tuesday afternoon: none of it belongs in your evenings. When the admin pile stops billing you in hours, you walk into session with something left. For Clinicians
The practice answers to you now.
The schedule fills without a front desk and the notes arrive as drafts for your signature. The desk lamp goes off at a reasonable hour because you went home. VibeCheck
Shaula keeps her office off the stairwell, and she stays in it.
She drafts the website, the weekly blog, the newsletters, and the practice paperwork, and every draft stops at your desk for approval. She never meets a client and never touches the clinical side. Shaula
Your client never meets the software.
Nothing digital crosses this street. What reaches their side is a therapist with attention left at 7pm, and the hour stays theirs. About
A whole company can run on the same engine.
When an employer signs on, the between-session layer covers every floor, and engagement shows up in the utilization numbers instead of a benefits brochure nobody opens. For Employers
We build for both sides of the street at once.
One door belongs to the clinician and one to the client, and neither person carries the other. The software stays indoors on your side; what runs between the doors is the work. Insights
The end of this street is a practice you own and clients who need you less.
That was the destination the whole way up. Book a call and see it on a screen share: no deck, the founder runs it. Book a call
Music: Jamaica (Bam Bam) — DJ Lucas B Afro House Remix
Music: Jamaica (Bam Bam) — DJ Lucas B Afro House Remix
The End
- A Mental Wealth Solutions production
- MARCH TO THE SAME BEAT
- Written & Directed by
- Matthew Sexton, LCSW, NATC
- CAST
- Nobody falls through between visitsproven in primary careThe concrete stuff gets handledproven with transplant teamsA real license behind the scenesproven with coaching programsPeople actually use itdesigned for employers + EAPsBuilt for the hardest-to-reachdesigned for veteran services
- Music
- Jamaica (Bam Bam) — DJ Lucas B Afro House Remix
Now live
Shaula + VibeCheck, now taking orders.
For independent therapists, it's now one bundle. Shaula is an AI-staffed office that runs the office side of your practice — your website, weekly blog, decks, proposals, ad creative, and newsletter — on your own computer as a free download, so everything she drafts stays on your machine. VibeCheck is the between-session companion for the other 26 days a month, when your clients are on their own. Built and audited by an LCSW.
HIPAA-eligible, with BAAs executed across our cloud and AI providers.
Mental Wealth Solutions is the company behind VibeCheck — the between-session companion for therapists and their clients. Clients see their clinician 4 times a month; VibeCheck covers the other 26 days. It ships bundled with Shaula, the AI-staffed office that runs on the clinician's own computer as a free download. One product, one patent-pending architecture, dogfooded inside a private LCSW practice before it ships.
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Dialysis clinics under the social-work department he pioneered
Founder: Matthew Sexton, LCSW, NATC
48h
White-label tenant deploy window
Standard SLA from BAA kickoff
64/059,214
U.S. Provisional Patent
Filed May 6, 2026
One engine. Five selling points.
These used to be five separate products. It was the same patent-pending architecture the whole time — so we retired the brochure and went all in on one. Here's what the engine proved, room by room — and everything it learned now ships inside VibeCheck.
The concrete stuff gets handled.
Transportation, labs, paperwork — tracked and chased by the system, so the human work stays human.
Proven with transplant teamsA real license behind the scenes.
LCSW-supervised crisis routing — a clinical backstop, not a chatbot with confidence.
Proven with coaching programsPeople actually use it.
Engagement that shows up in utilization numbers — not a benefits brochure nobody opens.
Designed for employers + EAPsBuilt for the hardest-to-reach.
Navigation that meets people who don't walk into clinics on their own.
Designed for veteran services From the founder
I built this because I needed it.
I'm a working LCSW. Thirteen years in the field — disaster case management after Sandy, a forensic ACT team, addiction outpatient, directing social work across 13 dialysis clinics, a Fortune-500 EAP — before I wrote a line of this code. Every product on this site is something I needed in my own caseload and couldn't buy. The platform exists because the patient-navigation tools the industry sells either don't see PHI safely, don't measure what matters, or don't survive contact with a real waiting room.
Patient-facing tools and protected health information live on our application subdomain —
app.vibecheck.luxury — isolated from this public site.
That's not marketing copy. That's the architecture.
We didn't just build the engine.
We filed it.
U.S. Provisional Patent Application 64/059,214, filed May 6, 2026. It covers the parts that make the engine the engine:
Persona-mediated companion architecture Tiered cost-vs-safety routing Per-service consent partitioning Closed-loop referral telemetry Cross-modality adherence tracking
Foreign filing rights preserved. Trade-secret protection retained during pendency. Read the patent page
Questions people ask first
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Who built this?
Matthew Sexton, LCSW, NATC — thirteen years in clinical practice, from disaster case management to pioneering the social-work department overseeing 13 dialysis clinics, before building software. The whole platform is dogfooded inside a working private practice (Matthew Sexton LCSW PLLC) before anything ships to a partner clinic.
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Is this HIPAA-eligible?
Yes. Architecture is HIPAA-eligible with BAAs executed across our cloud and AI infrastructure providers and our managed Postgres layer. PHI lives only on application subdomains (app.*) — never on this marketing site.
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What is the patent about?
U.S. Provisional Patent Application 64/059,214 (filed May 6, 2026) covers persona-mediated companion architecture, tiered cost-vs-safety routing, per-service consent partitioning, closed-loop referral telemetry, and cross-modality adherence. Patent pending.
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What does VibeCheck cost?
One price: $77.77/mo per clinician seat, unlimited clients, the whole product on every seat — the client app, the between-session companion, and Shaula, the AI office, all included. Add a seat for every clinician. Enterprise (larger practices, organizations, health systems) is by contact. Full pricing at vibecheck.luxury/pricing.
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How do I start?
Therapists: go to vibecheck.luxury and start at $77.77/mo per seat. Organizations and EAPs: book a 30-minute walkthrough — the founder runs it.
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What is R.A.V.E.S.?
Recognition, Alignment, Value, Evidence, Sovereignty — the five-domain therapeutic progress framework by Matthew Sexton, LCSW, that VibeCheck measures against. Full framework at /raves.
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What happened to the other products?
HealthcareCheck, TransplantCheck, CoachesCheck, EAPCheck, and VeteranCheck were five deployments of the same patent-pending architecture. They proved the engine, and everything we learned now ships in VibeCheck. The builds live on our in-development page — organizations can still inquire about any of them.
Want a 30-minute walkthrough?
Best way to see what fits is to see it on a screen share. No deck. Founder runs it.