Built for Occupational Therapists

    OTs, keep more of what you earn.

    Smiling occupational therapist in her practice

    You showed up for your patients. We'll keep your money organized, your books clean, and every deduction accounted for, so you keep more of what you earn.

    Free early access. No credit card. Setup in minutes.

    PRN home healthMulti-facility 1099Private practicePediatric / school-based

    Sound familiar?

    You went to school to be a clinician, not a bookkeeper. Sumly handles the rest.

    Not tracking expenses for your PRN work or serving patients directly.

    Client payments split across Zelle, Venmo, and the occasional check.

    Receipts scattered across your inbox, camera roll, or missing entirely.

    A smaller refund, or a bigger tax bill, than you were expecting in April.

    What Sumly does for OTs.

    One simple system that handles the parts of your business that aren't clinical.

    Set up in minutesNo business bank account requiredNo accounting knowledge required

    Deductions found this month

    $1,847

    AOTA dues, NBCOT renewal, theraputty, sensory equipment, telehealth software, all flagged.

    Handled, automatically.

    Deductions you might be missing.

    If you paid for it to do your job, there's probably a deduction in it. Sumly catches them all.

    Clinical & equipment

    Therapy tools, theraputty, weights, splints, sensory equipment, adaptive equipment.

    License & CEUs

    AOTA, state license, NBCOT renewal, CEU courses, NDT, sensory integration, hand therapy.

    Travel

    Conference travel, lodging, parking and tolls for work-related trips, professional development.

    Workspace & tech

    Home office, internet and phone (business %), EMR, scheduling software, telehealth tools.

    Insurance & liability

    Malpractice, professional liability, business liability, self-employed health, disability.

    Marketing & admin

    Website, business cards, bookkeeping fees, LLC or PLLC formation, banking and merchant fees.

    Sumly catches all of these, automatically.

    Free early access. No credit card.

    What an OT can expect.

    For an OT making $95K, here's an illustrative look at the tax you could save by catching every deduction with Sumly.

    Estimated tax saved

    $6,100

    • License, NBCOT, malpractice, CEUs+$1,800
    • Equipment, supplies, telehealth tools+$1,500
    • Home office actual vs. simplified+$1,200
    • SEP IRA contribution+$1,600

    Based on a $95K OT, single filer. Your numbers will vary.

    $2,350+

    average annual tax savings for Sumly users

    $18,553

    in tax savings for one real customer (Ben W.)

    Financial tips for OTs, gently delivered.

    A short email when something is worth knowing. Deadlines, deductions, and the occasional pep talk for your practice.

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    FAQs

    Will Sumly track mileage between patient visits?

    Not yet. Automatic mileage tracking is on the roadmap. For now, Sumly captures every other deductible expense (CEUs, supplies, malpractice, home office, software) and your tax pro will include any mileage you log separately.

    Do I need a PLLC instead of an LLC?

    Many states require a PLLC (Professional LLC) for licensed healthcare professionals like OTs. Sumly helps you pick the right structure for your state.

    Will Sumly work with my existing CPA?

    Yes. Sumly produces a clean P&L and categorized expenses you can hand to any tax pro. Or get matched with one who knows OT work.

    How long does setup take?

    Minutes. Connect your bank, card, and financial apps. Sumly does the rest in the background.

    Keep more of what you earn.

    Spend less time on admin, more time with clients. Sumly handles the rest.

    Free early access. No credit card. Setup in minutes.