The referral, sessions left this month, and the certificate

The referral says the child has therapies in a period. The certificate says which sessions took place. They are not the same paper, and they are not completed at the same moment.

For the certificate, EOPYY published one template. The longer note is the single certificate, and the reception list is what the centre keeps ready. This page does not repeat the circular’s wording.

In Calendo Health you upload the referral PDF. The schedule creates the sessions and shows how many remain in the month. The referral stays on the child’s file, with a renewal reminder before it expires.

There is also a count of hours or sessions in a period, with windows taken from the referral. The same tools cover speech therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, psychology, and a multidisciplinary children’s centre. The public page for special-education therapy centres says this without showing a child’s document.

A child’s name, AMKA, and referral number stay in the file. They do not belong in a post, a screenshot, or this article.

Calendo Health produces the official EOPYY special-education certificate as a PDF for the children in the centre.

Parents hear about the appointment by SMS, email, and push. The clinical note stays out of those messages. The parent app is separate from the team app.

There is an iPhone and Android app. Your schedule and attendance are on your phone. Notes and files open comfortably on the computer.

The practical aim is quiet: the child still has a session on the board, and the family does not have to rebuild the month from messages. The pages for speech therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, and physiotherapists describe that same day by specialty.