A prescriber note is not a therapy note.
Med management, side-effect review, prior auth, and titration history do not fit a therapy template.
Solutions · Nurse Practitioners & PAs
Prescriber notes, mid-level modifiers, same-day claims.
E&M 99212-99215, F-codes, and a timeline of PHQ-9 and med response.
What generic scribes miss.
Mid-level modifiers trip general scribes.
Payer rules for NP and PA claims are specific. Most AI scribes are not tuned for them.
Intake-to-claim lag is a note problem.
A 48-72 hour delay usually means the note was not signable yet, not that billing was slow.
Built for this specialty.
AriaMD matches your prescribing voice
Medication reasoning, side-effect notes, and assessment-to-plan linkage. Style settles in weeks.
E&M and F-codes for BH prescribers
99212-99215, add-ons, and ICD-10 F-codes from the psychiatric assessment.
Patient Timeline on the panel
Medication response, PHQ-9 curves, and life events. See who is slipping before they say it.
From a clinician using Nextvisit
It got the bipolar-II to bipolar-I distinction right on the first pass. That tells me the model actually knows psychiatry.
Recommended plan
Provider+, $199/month
Unlimited notes. Start free, no card.
Used by
- Psychiatric nurse practitioners
- Behavioral health PAs
- Prescribing NPs (APRN)
- Addiction medicine NPs
- TMS / Spravato NP clinics
See it on your workflow
Twenty minutes, one mock visit. You leave with a note in your template.
We run a mock session, draft the note, and show the claim. No slides.
Live in 2 weeks or less
BAA signed by default