Documents the way psychiatrists actually do
Affect, MSE, thought process, SI/HI, polypharmacy. The prompt knows the difference between a check-in and a 60-minute intake.
Notes, codes, and clinical context, done before your patient leaves the room. Used every day by psychiatrists, therapists, NPs, and 300+ practices.
Affect, MSE, thought process, SI/HI, polypharmacy. The prompt knows the difference between a check-in and a 60-minute intake.
SOAP, DAP, BIRP, Intake, Spravato, TMS, MAT, Lithium monitoring. Or bring your own.
The patient timeline surfaces medication response, life events, and direct quotes, so the next visit starts where the last one left off.
From the intake call the day before to the claim that posts next week, Nextvisit handles each step in the visit workflow without adding one.
Notes, intake calls, outcome tracking, prescriptions, and claims. Five modules that share one chart, one login, and one source of truth, so nothing has to be re-entered to make the next thing work.
The note is drafted (SOAP, DAP, BIRP, or whatever template you use now) about a minute after the visit ends. Most get reviewed and signed in under two.
Reports improved sleep (~6 h, waking once). Nausea from sertraline resolved after week 1. Mood 9 to 10 this week, down from 16 two weeks prior.
PHQ-9: 9. GAD-7: 7. Vitals WNL. Affect brighter, eye contact sustained. No SI/HI.
MDD recurrent, moderate, partial remission on sertraline 50mg. GAD comorbid, stable.
Continue sertraline 50mg. RTC 4 weeks. Sleep hygiene handout sent. Rx refill 30d x 3.
AriaMD runs the intake, captures insurance, and administers PHQ-9, GAD-7, AUDIT, or custom screeners over the phone in English or Spanish. Everything lands in the chart before the visit starts.
PHQ-9 and GAD-7 trends, medication response curves, and panel-wide cohort views. You can usually tell who is slipping a visit or two before they mention it.
Partial remission. PHQ-9 down 44%, GAD-7 down 46% since starting sertraline 50mg.
Strong early response to sertraline 50mg (weeks 4 to 8). Consider maintenance; reassess at week 24.
Surescripts-certified e-prescribing. Real-time benefit checks. EPCS for controlled substances. Interaction checking that actually knows what an MAOI is.
Codes suggested from the note. Eligibility checked at scheduling. Claims scrubbed, submitted, and tracked. ERAs post back automatically. When a denial comes in, we tell you what to change.
Whether you're a solo psychiatrist running a panel of 800 patients, a therapist between sessions, or a 50-provider group with a billing team, Nextvisit fits the actual shape of your day.
Dr. Faisal Rafiq has been practicing psychiatry since 2008 and runs Psychvisit, a full-service outpatient practice on Long Island. Ryan Yannelli is a 15-year health-IT engineer who lives with Type 1 diabetes. Software that touches patient lives is personal to both of them. They built Nextvisit because they needed it.
Meet the founders
After three years of charting until 11 PM and chasing 48-hour billing delays, Dr. Varinder Rathore moved his outpatient practice onto Nextvisit. Same-day notes, same-day claims, more time with his patients, and his family.
Read the full storyI finished charting at 4:45 last Thursday, for the first time in seven years of private practice. My kids noticed before my partner did.
We carry the audits procurement teams ask for, and we lead with ISO/IEC 42001, the international standard for AI management systems. In the behavioral health category, we were first to certify.
Yes, and we sign a BAA with every customer before they touch the product. We're also SOC 2 Type II audited and ISO/IEC 42001 certified. The ISO 42001 piece covers AI management specifically, which is what procurement teams are now asking about.
Yes. Finished notes push directly to most behavioral-health EHRs. We also support copy-out, fax, and FHIR R4 / HL7 v2 for schedule, problems, meds, and notes. If you're on Osmind, SimplePractice, or Kalix, there's a direct integration.
Most clinicians have a usable first note inside ten minutes. There's nothing to install, no implementation team, and no onboarding call required for solo practices. Bring a sample note, pick a template, and run a test session.
99% on terminology, 98%+ on note quality overall. This isn't a general medical scribe adapted for psych. The model was built and tuned on psychiatry, therapy, and addiction-medicine encounters from the start.
You do. We don't train on your PHI, full stop. Recordings are ephemeral by default. You can export or delete your notes at any time. The details are in the Trust Center.
Yes. ClinicalConcert is our iOS companion app. It handles capture-anywhere workflows: home visits, between-session voice notes, and multi-location practices where the desktop isn't always in reach.
The prompts, the screeners, and the coding rules were written for the visits you actually run: med management, therapy, combined sessions, and the weird in-between cases.
FHIR R4 + HL7 v2. Bi-directional sync for schedule, problems, meds, and notes.
Independent audits, clean PHI boundaries, and AI governance built for health data from day one. Our full trust portal is open on request.
Annual audit by an independent third party.
BAAs signed with every customer by default.
First-in-class AI-governance standard, certified.
Target completion Q3 2026.
We run a mock session live, draft the note, and walk through what the downstream claim would look like. No slides. No sales deck.