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DIAL3D vs Assort Health: Side-by-side.

Assort Health (assorthealth.com) is a multi-specialty AI voice agent for healthcare with a dedicated behavioral-health product line focused on mental-health practice workflows: continuous safety screening, dual therapy + medication scheduling, custody verification for minors, and TMS treatment-series tracking. DIAL3D's BH focus is narrower and adjacent: addiction treatment admit lines, with 42 CFR Part 2 disclosure handling, SUD-specific crisis routing, and native connectors for addiction-treatment EHRs (Kipu, KipuCRM, Sunwave, Lightning Step). Same vertical, different subspecialty.

Last reviewed · May 20, 2026 · Written by Donald Prince · All competitor claims sourced from assorthealth.com public pages

TL;DR

  • Both serve behavioral health, different subspecialties. Assort's BH product is built for outpatient mental-health practices (therapy + medication management, dual scheduling, TMS series, custody for minors). DIAL3D is built for addiction-treatment admit lines (detox, residential, IOP/PHP) with 42 CFR Part 2 inside the script.
  • Pricing: DIAL3D — Trial free / Professional $2,000/mo / Enterprise custom (public per-minute overage). Assort Health — contact-sales; pricing not publicly listed.
  • DIAL3D differentiators for addiction-treatment specifically: 42 CFR Part 2 disclosure handling (Assort's BH page doesn't mention it), native addiction-treatment EHRs (Kipu, KipuCRM, Sunwave, Lightning Step — Assort lists athenahealth, Epic, AdvancedMD, NextGen), SUD-specific crisis routing, public per-minute pricing.

Side-by-side, honest.

Every Assort Health claim below links to the assorthealth.com page where we sourced it. Where we can't verify a claim from public Assort Health pages, we mark it "?" instead of guessing.

Feature DIAL3D Assort Health
Primary BH subspecialty focus Addiction treatment
detox · residential · IOP/PHP
Outpatient mental health
therapy · medication management · TMS
Dedicated behavioral-health product page
source
Continuous safety screening during calls
SUD-tuned crisis classifier

"safety screening across every call"
42 CFR Part 2 disclosure + consent capture ?
not on BH page
Dual therapy + medication appointment booking ~
configurable

source
TMS eligibility screening + series tracking
not in scope

6-9 week series
Custody / guardian verification for minors ~
script-configurable

source
Native addiction-treatment EHRs (Kipu, KipuCRM, Sunwave, Lightning Step)
not on EHR list
Native general-healthcare EHRs (Epic, athenahealth, AdvancedMD, NextGen) ~
7-14 day custom build

listed on BH page
Live insurance verification (VOB) on the call
40+ BH payors

"insurance and eligibility"
HIPAA compliance + BAA ?
not explicitly stated on public pages
Public pricing
Trial / $2,000 / Custom

contact-sales only
Free trial / pilot offered
100 voice minutes
?
not publicly documented
Published production scale Multi-state BH operators
2026
150M+ interactions · 344K patient reviews · 4.3/5
homepage stats
Multi-language support ~
English + Spanish

"29 languages"
Built by behavioral-health operators
multi-specialty platform · BH one of 22

What each costs.

DIAL3D

Trial plan (100 voice minutes, BAA), Professional $2,000/mo (5 agents, 10 numbers, $0.44/min, Salesforce + web chat + outbound), Enterprise custom. Public per-minute overage.

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Assort Health

Assort Health does not publish pricing on their site. Their motion is "Book a demo". Pricing is likely structured around specialty, provider count, and call volume, but actual numbers are not disclosed publicly.

? Per-month and per-minute rates: not publicly documented

Which one is right for you?

If Assort Health is genuinely the better fit for your situation, you should use Assort Health. Here's how to decide.

Choose DIAL3D if…

  • Your operation is behavioral health — addiction treatment, mental health, detox, IOP/PHP, sober living, telehealth BH.
  • You need 42 CFR Part 2 handled inside the script, not bolted on.
  • You want a vendor whose entire product is BH admit lines, not a multi-specialty voice AI platform with a dedicated behavioral-health product line tuned for outpatient mental health.
  • You want public pricing, a free pilot, and a BAA on every plan.
  • Your EHR is Kipu, KipuCRM, Sunwave, Lightning Step, or BestNotes — and you need native connectors.

Choose Assort Health if…

  • You operate an outpatient mental health practice — therapy, medication management, TMS — and your calls are mostly scheduling and follow-up rather than crisis intake.
  • You need dual therapy + medication scheduling, custody verification for adolescent intake, or TMS series tracking — built-in product features they've invested in for mental health practices.
  • Your EHR is athenahealth, Epic, AdvancedMD, or NextGen (their listed BH integrations) rather than addiction-treatment-specific systems.
  • You operate across multiple specialties (BH + primary care, BH + ortho, BH + Ob-Gyn, etc.) and want one vendor for all of them — Assort covers 20+ specialties.
  • You need substantial non-English-language support: Assort claims 29-language coverage; DIAL3D ships English + Spanish today with more on the roadmap.

What changing vendors looks like.

Standard DIAL3D onboarding: shadow mode for 1-2 weeks while transcripts are reviewed by your team, then go live on inbound calls. Phone-number portability included. Most single-facility programs are live within two business days.

  • Free 30-day pilot — runs alongside your existing setup, no contract to break.
  • Phone-number portability — keep your existing numbers, route inbound to DIAL3D.
  • BAA executed during onboarding, before any PHI is processed.
  • Integrates with Kipu, Salesforce, Sunwave, CallTrackingMetrics, and most other systems by day 12.

Questions about DIAL3D vs Assort Health, answered straight.

If we don't have an answer, we'll tell you who does.

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Is Assort Health a behavioral-health-specific platform?
Partially. Assort is a multi-specialty platform covering 20+ specialties, but they've invested in a dedicated behavioral-health product line with specific BH features: continuous safety screening with red-flag detection, dual therapy + medication scheduling, custody verification for minors, and TMS treatment-series tracking. Their BH-product focus is outpatient mental health practices — therapy + medication management — rather than addiction treatment admit lines, which is DIAL3D's focus.
How does the 150M interactions claim affect the comparison?
Assort's homepage cites 150M+ patient interactions and 344K patient reviews at 4.3/5 — real platform scale. The relevant question for a BH operator is what portion of those interactions were addiction-treatment admit-line calls vs. outpatient mental-health scheduling vs. their 20+ other specialties. Their published BH-product page emphasizes therapy + medication appointment booking, not addiction-treatment admissions specifically.
Does Assort Health handle 42 CFR Part 2?
As of May 2026, 42 CFR Part 2 is not mentioned on Assort Health's behavioral-health page or homepage. Their BH page focuses on outpatient mental-health workflows (therapy + medication, TMS, custody verification), not addiction-treatment-specific compliance. Worth a sales conversation to confirm if 42 CFR Part 2 is part of their roadmap, but it isn't a public claim.
Can DIAL3D match the scale of Assort Health?
Assort has a larger published call-volume footprint (150M+ interactions across 20+ specialties) and significant venture funding. DIAL3D is in production across multi-facility behavioral-health operators and growing. The relevant question for a buyer isn't total platform scale, it's production scale on the specific subspecialty you operate in — addiction treatment admit lines for DIAL3D, outpatient mental-health practices for Assort's BH product line.
What about audio quality and voice cloning?
Both platforms offer multiple professionally-tuned voices. DIAL3D additionally offers a one-time voice-clone of an existing team member with written consent — common ask among multi-facility BH operators who want consistency with their existing brand voice.
Can we run a parallel pilot?
Yes. DIAL3D runs in shadow mode for the first 1-2 weeks alongside any existing intake setup, including a parallel test against Assort Health if you're evaluating both.

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