Therap vs NJACP

** Note ** 1. The Therap for iOS app is designed to be used by people who already have an active Therap account with the appropriate permissions. If you cannot log into the app or you do not see the functionality you expect, please contact your Provider Administrator. 2. Users with the Reset Password administrative role will be able to access 'Password Reset' section from their dashboard. Users who have both the 'Reset Password' administrative and 'Super Admin' roles enabled can change the password for the users of their agencies. 3. Access to the T-Log module requires the 'T-Log' role to be enabled by a Provider Administrator who has the Mobile T-Log enabled in their Admin Settings. 4. Users with the 'ISP Data' role enabled will have access to Mobile ISP Data module after it has been enabled. 5. Users with the ‘MAR Data Update’ role are able to edit Scheduled, PRN and Other medications from their mobile devices. 6. Users would be able to access the Scheduling/EVV module section from their dashboard if Mobile Scheduling is enabled for the provider. ** Description ** The Therap iOS application offers HIPAA compliant tools for Developmental Disabilities and Long-term services and supports (LTSS) to document shifts notes/progress notes, collecting service data in the home or community setting and resetting passwords remotely. The T-Log, ISP Data, MAR and Scheduling/EVV modules are currently available on the iOS app along with a password reset feature for agency administrators. With the Therap iOS app, users can: • Directly submit shift notes or progress notes from their handheld devices • Capture date and time stamped photos of activities and supports • Ensure proof of service delivery with GPS tracking and electronic signatures • Quickly reset passwords of staff members • Access to view schedules for a particular date on the Agenda List page • Option to check in, check out and add comments after the service delivery

The New Jersey Association of Community Providers (NJACP) is the state’s leading voice for community-based services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Representing over 80 diverse provider agencies, NJACP delivers critical information, support, training, networking, and advocacy to strengthen a sustainable community-based system across the Garden State. Together, NJACP members support thousands of individuals with I/DD and those with traumatic brain injuries in nearly every community in New Jersey. These services promote independence, choice, dignity, and meaningful inclusion in daily life—ensuring that individuals not only live in the community but truly thrive in it. Founded on a Vision of Community Inclusion In the late 1970s, a powerful movement took root—centered on the belief that individuals with developmental disabilities should have the opportunity to live, grow, and participate fully in their communities. That vision led to the formation of provider agencies across the state and the establishment of the New Jersey Association of Community Residential Providers (NJACRP) in 1980. NJACRP began as a network dedicated to building community residences and fostering communication among agencies. By the early 1990s, as services evolved to meet a wider range of individual needs, the organization transitioned to become the New Jersey Association of Community Providers (NJACP), a reflection of its expanding mission and influence. Today, NJACP remains a steadfast advocate for individuals with I/DD and brain injuries, and for the agencies that serve them. From policy leadership and member support to public awareness and best practices, NJACP continues to drive progress toward a more inclusive and person-centered New Jersey. From its grassroots beginnings to its statewide leadership, NJACP shapes policy, elevates provider excellence, and upholds the rights and dignity of the individuals they serve.