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Behavioral health providers spend too much time charting, coding, and chasing documentation after sessions. This reduces patient care time, limits practice growth, and contributes to burnout.
Behavioral Health Problem
Why Behavioral Health Providers Struggle
Independent clinicians face constant pressure. The workload doesn’t stop when the patient leaves: documentation, billing, and compliance can consume hours every day, leading to burnout and capped revenue.
Charting and documentation take hours away from therapy sessions
Delayed notes create compliance and billing risks
Managing patient history and progress across sessions is cumbersome
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James Whitman
HPI:
There is no information available regarding the patient's illness history, onset of symptoms, their evolution, or
duration. The patient has not described any triggering events, cognitive, affective, behavioral, or somatic
symptoms. There is no mention of how any symptoms may have affected daily life or activities. No previous
treatments or interventions were discussed, and there is no information on changes in condition over time or
response to treatments.
Current Medications:
Medication Name
Dosage
Frequency
Not Mentioned
Not Mentioned
Not Mentioned
Response to Treatment:
Not Mentioned
Reported Side Effects:
Not Mentioned
Medication Adherence:
Not Mentioned
Additional Comments:
No additional comments regarding medications.
Patient History
Socioeconomic History
Factor
Details
Marital status
Not Mentioned
Partner's Name
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Number of children
Not Mentioned
Years of education
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Highest education level
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Occupational History
Current Occupation
Past Occupations
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Tobacco Use
Factor
Status
Smoking status
Not Mentioned
Passive exposure
Not Mentioned
Smokeless tobacco
Not Mentioned
Vaping Use
Not Mentioned
Substance Use
Substance
Use
Alcohol use
Not Mentioned
Drug use
Not Mentioned
Sexual Activity
Factor
Details
Sexual activity
Not Mentioned
Partners
Not Mentioned
Medical History
Condition
Details
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Family History
Relationship
Medical Conditions
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Psychiatric History
Factor
Details
Previous diagnoses
Not Mentioned
Hospitalizations
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Treatments
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Substance Use History
Substance
History
Not Mentioned
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Surgical History
Surgery
Date
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Legal History
Issue
Details
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Comments
Topic
Details
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Objective
Mental Status Exam:
Appearance: The patient appears to be appropriately groomed and dressed for the setting, with no
evidence of poor hygiene or neglect. There are no signs of psycho motor agitation or retardation noted in
their overall presentation.
Behavior: The patient's behavior during the interaction is cooperative and within normal limits. There are no
observed abnormal movements, restlessness, or agitation. The patient interacts appropriately with the
examiner.
Speech: The patient's speech is spontaneous, clear, and coherent. The rate, volume, and tone are within
normal limits, and there is no evidence of pressured speech, tangentiality, or poverty of speech.
Mood: The patient's mood appears euthymic and stable throughout the assessment, with no reported or
observed mood disturbances such as depression, anxiety, or irritability.
Affect: The patient's affect is congruent with their stated mood and is appropriate to the context. There is a
normal range of emotional expression, with no evidence of blunted, flat, or labile affect.
Thought Process: The patient's thought process is logical, organized, and goal-directed. There are no signs
of loosening of associations, tangentiality, circumstantiality, or thought blocking.
Thought Content: There is no evidence of delusions, hallucinations, obsessions, phobias, or paranoid
ideation. The patient does not express any suicidal or homicidal thoughts.
Perception: The patient denies any perceptual disturbances, including auditory, visual, tactile, olfactory, or
gustatory hallucinations or illusions. There is no evidence of perceptual abnormalities.
Cognition: The patient is alert and oriented to person, place, and time. Attention, concentration, memory,
language, and executive functioning appear intact based on the interaction.
Insight/Judgement: The patient demonstrates good insight into their current situation and is able to
understand and discuss their mental state appropriately. Judgment appears intact, and the patient is
capable of making sound decisions.
Assessment
At this time, there is insufficient information provided to make a diagnostic assessment or to identify any
anesthesiology-related concerns. No symptoms, medical history, or relevant findings have been reported.
ICD Code
Description
Z00.00
Encounter for general adult medical examination without abnormal findings
Plan
Plan:
Given the absence of any reported symptoms, medical concerns, or relevant history, no specific treatment or
intervention is indicated at this time. I recommend that the patient provide additional information regarding any
medical issues, symptoms, or concerns to allow for a thorough assessment and appropriate planning. If there
are any specific questions or health topics to address, I am available to discuss those further. In the meantime,
maintaining routine health surveillance and scheduling regular checkups is advised.
Follow Up:
The patient should be encouraged to schedule a follow-up appointment if any medical concerns arise or if there
is a need for a preoperative assessment.
Schedule a follow-up appointment as needed, based on any new symptoms or concerns.
If any health issues develop, provide detailed information during the next visit for a thorough evaluation.
Maintain routine health surveillance and annual checkups.
Contact the clinic if urgent symptoms or questions arise.
Additional Notes:
None at this time.
Consent Notification:
None required at this time.
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