--- title: Introducing Aria Highlights | Nextvisit description: A live capture feed in the Nextvisit recorder that collects the moments a behavioral health note relies on, as they are said. url: "http://localhost:3000/news/introducing-aria-highlights" type: static generatedAt: "2026-09-04T06:57:02.895Z" --- Product update # Introducing Aria Highlights A live capture feed in the Nextvisit recorder that collects the moments a behavioral health note relies on, as they are said. Product update / Published June 1, 2026 Aria Highlights is a live capture feed in the Nextvisit recorder. It listens with the provider and collects the moments a behavioral health note tends to rely on, as they are said: the sentence that explains why they came, the med they stopped two weeks ago, the thing at home that pulled the week apart. ## What it does As the conversation moves, Aria Highlights surfaces short, categorized cards: the reason for the visit, a reported symptom, a stressor, an impact on daily functioning, a strength or support, a medication, a stated plan. When a moment has a clean verbatim line, the card keeps that wording instead of a paraphrase. Each card has one primary action: pin it to the note. Pinned moments drop into the session record and carry through to the documentation Nextvisit generates, so a dose, a date, a name, or a commitment made out loud lands the way it was said. Anything the provider does not want is one tap to dismiss. The feed asks for nothing. No sound, no alert, no modal. It sits in the corner of the recorder next to Aria Note-Ready, which shows how well the session is covering what the selected note type needs. ## Stays out of the way Aria Highlights shows a quiet count while the provider works and expands into the full feed only when they reach for it, at a pause or as the session ends. It can be turned off for a session at any time. On a routine visit it is a number in the corner. On a complex one it is the list you scan before you close. ## A documentation mirror Aria Highlights reports what was said. It does not assess clinical adequacy, rate severity, score risk, decide a diagnosis, or judge whether a note is complete or compliant, and it makes no claim about reimbursement. The categories are documentation categories. The provider reads, edits, and decides what belongs in the record. ## Availability Aria Highlights is rolling out now to behavioral health providers on the Nextvisit live recorder and will expand to the full base over the coming weeks. Where it is available it is on by default, and it can be switched off for any session. No setup is required. ## More from the newsroom. - [Product update The Checkup - August 27th, 2026 (v2.334.0) Nextvisit's August 27, 2026 release ages unsigned notes, adds Last time and a cross-titration advisor, plus Talk to Aria and a telehealth beta request.](/news/the-checkup-august-27-2026) - [Product update The Checkup - August 21st, 2026 (v2.325.0) Nextvisit's August 21, 2026 release rebuilds prescribe as a this-visit pad, imports a record during patient create, and redesigns sign-in.](/news/the-checkup-august-21-2026) - [Product update The Checkup - July 17th, 2026 (v2.321.2) Nextvisit's July 17, 2026 release opens Duplicate Patients, adds in-call telehealth extras and file sharing, and shows Aria chat as pending while it replies.](/news/the-checkup-july-17-2026) See it on your workflow ## Twenty minutes, one mock visit. You leave with a note in your template. We run a mock session live, draft the note, and walk through what the downstream claim would look like. No slides. No sales deck. [Book a demo](https://nextvisit.cal.com/ryan/demo) [Talk to sales](mailto:hello@nextvisit.ai) Live in 2 weeks or less BAA signed by default