One record across three disciplines that usually need three systems. Mind unifies psychiatry, psychology, and neurology — structured evaluations, a longitudinal rating-scale engine with safety alerts, and a full neurologic documentation pack — and the provider arrives from Forge by cross-app token with no second login.
Behavioral-health EMRs rarely do neurology, and almost none ship a real longitudinal rating-scale engine with safety alerts and trending. Mind does both, on the network record, with the coding-safety discipline built in. The provider documents in purpose-built structured encounters — not a blank note — and the E/M level is computed downstream at the billing layer, never surfaced to steer the note.
7 structured encounter types: Initial Psychiatric Evaluation, Office/Outpatient Visit, Follow-Up Visit, Medication-Management Visit, Inpatient Initial Examination, Subsequent Inpatient Note, and Discharge Summary — with reusable Review-of-Systems and Social-History sections.
12 clinical domains plus a safety assessment, structured and consistent across encounters. Not free-text — a real clinical instrument.
ScaleCatalog, ScaleAdministration, scoring, ScaleAlerts, ScaleTrend. Captures each administration item-by-item, computes total and severity band, fires safety alerts (e.g. PHQ-9 item-9 suicidality to care-team alert), and trends every scale over time.
Outpatient, inpatient, admission, progress, consult, procedure, and discharge documentation. A full clinical discipline, not a bolt-on.
Mental status, cranial nerves, motor, reflexes, sensory, coordination, gait, neurobehavioral, and autonomic/special-sign documentation.
Captures MDM elements, data reviewed, risk, total time, and completeness so nothing performed goes uncaptured. The E/M level is never displayed to the provider during documentation — computed downstream at the billing layer.
Purpose-built psychiatric evaluations, follow-ups, medication management, inpatient notes, and discharge summaries.
Structured, consistent clinical instrument with integrated safety assessment across every encounter.
Item-by-item scoring, severity bands, safety alerts, and trending over time across behavioral and neurological instruments.
PHQ-9 item-9 suicidality detection and other critical-item alerts routed to the care team in real time.
PHQ-9, GAD-7, plus stroke, cognitive, headache, movement, MS, neuromuscular, sleep, and vestibular scales with license gating.
7 note types plus structured neurologic exam (cranial nerves, motor, reflexes, sensory, coordination, gait).
Built-in video visits and patient-provider async messaging integrated into the clinical record.
Documentation captures E/M drivers without surfacing the level to the provider — billing computes downstream.
Psychiatry, psychology, and neurology in one chart on the shared clinical spine. No switching systems, no duplicate records, no reconciliation.
PHQ-9 item-9 flags suicidality in real time. Rating-scale trends surface deterioration before it becomes a crisis.
Captures every MDM element and time without steering the note. The provider documents the care; billing gets what it needs downstream.
The patient is pre-screened in Profiler (trauma-informed for behavioral health), launched into Mind from Forge with the chart already built via cross-app token — no second login. Documented and scaled here with structured encounters and the rating-scale engine. For treatment-heavy journeys like oncology-related neurobehavioral care, followed in Companion. One encounter_id, three disciplines, one record.
Behavioral-health EMRs rarely do neurology, and almost none ship a real longitudinal rating-scale engine with safety alerts and trending. Mind does both, on the network record, with the coding-safety discipline built in.
Psychiatry, psychology, and neurology — one record, one platform.