LifeHetu Expands Mental Healthcare Platform to Bring Practice Operations Into One Connected System
Sep 21, 2026
The Bengaluru-based company is bringing client management, scheduling, notes, billing, online booking and payments together for independent mental health practitioners and multi-practitioner clinics.
Bengaluru, India, September 21, 2026 -- LifeHetu has introduced two practice-management software tiers designed for independent mental health practitioners as well as multi-practitioner clinics.
LifeHetu is bringing the public-facing and operational sides of a mental health practice into a more connected digital ecosystem, combining professional websites with practice-management capabilities such as client records, appointment scheduling, private notes, intake and activity forms, billing, practitioner management, online booking and payments.
The Practice Management – In-Person tier is priced at INR 499 plus GST per month, while the Complete tier is priced at INR 1,150 plus GST per month. Each tier includes one user, with additional users available at INR 250 plus GST per user per month.
Both tiers include client records and history, scheduling, private notes with customisable templates, activity and intake forms, care plans, invoices and payment records, and practitioner profiles.
Practitioners can maintain notes against individual client records, review previous observations before subsequent appointments, assign intake questions or activities to clients, and view responses alongside their history. Multi-practitioner practices can use the same system to manage practitioner profiles, services, availability and schedules.
The Complete tier connects these internal practice workflows with the client's digital booking journey. It adds online availability and self-booking, booking through a LifeHetu-powered website, online payments through a connected payment gateway, cancellations and rescheduling, and appointment notifications and reminders.
Appointments booked online and appointments arranged through referrals, telephone conversations or directly at the practice can therefore be managed within the same system.
"When a mental health professional starts an independent practice, they are suddenly expected to manage much more than their professional work. They need a website, scheduling, payments, client records, forms, invoices and multiple administrative workflows — and these often sit in completely separate systems," said Puneet Pandey, Founder of LifeHetu. "We believe the technology around a mental health practice should be connected. The practitioner should not have to keep stitching together different tools just to run one practice."
Importantly, LifeHetu's practice-management software can operate independently of a LifeHetu website.
Practitioners can directly add clients who come through referrals, telephone enquiries or other channels and use the system to manage those relationships and appointments. This allows practices focused primarily on in-person work to use the operational platform without first building an online booking journey.
Practices that want to extend those workflows online can connect the Complete tier with a LifeHetu-powered website, allowing clients to view services and practitioner availability, book sessions and make payments online.
Website development is offered separately from the practice-management subscription, and payment-gateway processing charges apply separately.
The company is developing technology around the full digital journey of a mental health practice — from how a practitioner presents their professional identity and services online to how a client discovers those services, books an appointment, makes a payment and subsequently becomes part of the practice's ongoing workflow.
"We do not see the website, booking system, payments and practice software as separate problems," Pandey added. "From the practitioner's perspective, they are all parts of one practice. Our direction with LifeHetu is to build the technology in the same way."
Rather than adapting a generic CRM, website builder or appointment system to mental healthcare, LifeHetu is developing its platform around the workflows of psychologists, therapists, counsellors, psychiatrists and multi-practitioner mental health practices.
The company's technology is intended to support both practitioners who primarily work in person and those developing a stronger online practice, while allowing practices to adopt additional digital capabilities as their requirements evolve.
LifeHetu also operates a consumer-facing mental health platform where people can learn about mental health concerns, explore practitioner profiles and book available online sessions.
The practitioners themselves provide the professional mental health services, while LifeHetu provides the technology and digital infrastructure connecting discovery, booking and practice operations.
About LifeHetu
LifeHetu Technology Private Limited is a mental healthcare technology company based in Bengaluru, India, founded by Puneet Pandey.
LifeHetu develops custom websites, integrated digital workflows and practice-management technology for psychologists, therapists, counsellors, psychiatrists and multi-practitioner mental health practices.
For more information, visit LifeHetu.
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