Search by real criteria
Filter by location, level of care, age, population, specialty, and other practical criteria so what remains is a stronger fit to review.
Directory Access
Search behavioral health programs by location, level of care, population, specialty, last-known status, and program-published details, then narrow the list before you ever pick up the phone.
Program Directory
The point is not to make a referral decision for you. It is to reduce the noise before you start calling, documenting, and following up.
Filter by location, level of care, age, population, specialty, and other practical criteria so what remains is a stronger fit to review.
See last-known status, team-tracked notes, and the date each record was last checked, so you know what should be confirmed before sending anyone.
Save the programs you actually use so your team is not rebuilding the same referral list from memory every week.

See programs geographically with status markers and practical filters.

Review level of care, location, status, and last-checked dates in a working list.
Status discipline
A directory is only useful when it is honest about certainty. Teryli keeps two things apart: what the program publishes about itself, and what your team has tracked. Neither is independent verification, and the record tells you when each was last checked.
Team-tracked last-known status. Confirm before sending when timing matters.
Call admissions before treating the program as available for a specific placement.
Directory record compiled from available sources and research notes.
The date a record’s published details were collected. Older date, more to confirm.
Where the data comes from
Directory records are compiled from information programs publish about themselves, and each record carries the date it was last checked. Teryli does not confirm, validate, or attest to a program’s licensure, accreditation, or level of care — so confirm those directly with the program before you rely on them. Independent verification is not yet available. Saying so plainly is more useful to you than a badge that means less than it looks like it means.
Planned Directory standard
We are designing a question-specific star system for signed-in Teryli professionals after a BD stop: responsiveness, fit clarity, and follow-through. It is not a family-review system, a clinical-quality score, or a way to buy a better directory position.
No peer signals are currently collected or shown in the Directory.
When released, they will require enough recent, independent professional responses before anything is displayed.
The first version will use structured questions only. No client details, stories, or protected health information belong there.
Paid plans, listing fees, referrals, placements, and outcomes will not influence a peer signal or Directory order.
For programs
A facility-side listing — separate from the operational platform and the owner-scoped BD workspace above. Claiming is free, and it is how your own details replace whatever was collected about you.
Your program’s record in the Teryli Program Directory, stated by you: levels of care, populations served, admissions contact, and payer information. Claimed records show what you told us and the date it was last checked. Teryli does not independently verify program details, and claiming never affects search placement or ordering. Independent verification is not yet available.
Neutrality
Programs cannot pay to rank higher, appear first, be recommended, or influence a future peer signal. Software and listing fees remain independent of referral activity and outcomes.
For business development
See how Teryli connects the shared Program Directory to a rep’s owner-scoped field workflow without collapsing the two.