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 timeline shows medication response, life events, and quotes, so the next visit starts where the last one stopped.
Pick a template and a patient, then start. Transcription, scales, and codes run during the visit. Click End and the SOAP draft is on the encounter. Built-in telehealth keeps video here; Telehealth Mode still captures Zoom or Doxy.
Try the interactive demoAriaMD works across the workspace: chart edits, cited research, prior auths, eligibility, PDFs, troubleshooting. 37+ tools. The more you use it, the more it sounds like you.
See the automations engineOne entry per signed encounter: history, changes, and the quotes that matter. Treatment Pulse reads the full chart when you open it.
See patient intelligenceA sidebar next to your EHR. Drag finished SOAP sections into the chart. Same workspace, same sessions.
See install walkthrough and FAQA psychiatrist with 800 patients, a therapist between sessions, a 50-provider group with a billing team. Same product. Different day.
Dr. Faisal Rafiq has practiced psychiatry since 2008 and still runs Psychvisit on Long Island. Ryan Yannelli is a 15-year health-IT engineer who lives with Type 1 diabetes. They built Nextvisit because they needed it.
Meet the founders
Dr. Varinder Rathore is a solo outpatient psychiatrist at Restore Wellness Psychiatry. Notes finish during the visit. Charts code and submit when the patient leaves. Retention rose 19% in the year after his first month.
Read the full storyAria handles the polypharmacy section better than the resident I used to dictate to. Sertraline, bupropion, lamotrigine, lithium, all titrations and side effects in the right place, no rewriting.
Yes. BAA before anyone touches the product. SOC 2 Type II audited. ISO/IEC 42001 certified for AI management, which is what procurement now asks for.
Yes. Finished notes push to most behavioral-health EHRs. Copy-out, fax, and FHIR R4 / HL7 v2 cover schedule, problems, meds, and notes. Osmind, SimplePractice, and Kalix have a direct integration.
Most clinicians have a usable first note in ten minutes. Nothing to install. Solo practices do not need an onboarding call. Bring a sample note, pick a template, run a test session.
The model was trained on psychiatry, therapy, and addiction-medicine encounters, not a general scribe adapted to psych. Internal scoring across active clinicians is 98%+ on note quality. MSE, polypharmacy, and risk language usually land on the first pass.
You do. We don't train on your PHI. Recordings are ephemeral by default. Export or delete notes anytime. Details are in the Trust Center.
Yes. ClinicalConcert is the iOS app for home visits, between-session voice notes, and days when the desktop isn't nearby.
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 for health data. The 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, draft the note, and show the claim. No slides.