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JotPsych Notes

With Freed you approve the note, and with JotPsych you also prescribe

In JotPsych, you sign the note and send the prescription through DoseSpot from the patient's chart. Your biller submits the claim in JotBill.

You finish the note in Freed, push it into your EHR, and then prescribe and bill there. Choose a tool by where the rest of the visit should happen.

Where each part of one medication follow-up happens with Freed and with JotPsych
a 99214 follow-up with the 90833 psychotherapy add-on
Part of the visitFreed, then your EHRJotPsych
NoteFreed drafts the note, and you approve it before it's saved to your EHRDrafts in your follow-up template
99214 and 90833Freed suggests ICD-10 and CPT codesSet on the visit type, and reviewed on the final-review panel
PrescriptionNot on Freed's home page or FAQ; you'd prescribe in your EHRSent through DoseSpot, which opens in a new tab from the chart
ClaimNot on Freed's home page or FAQ; you'd bill in your EHRYour biller checks the claim in JotBill and selects Submit claim

Freed's home page and FAQ, read October 3, 2026, list the Freed column, and JotPsych's product guide lists the JotPsych column. With JotPsych, all four parts of the follow-up happen on one platform.

Freed, if your EHR stays and you want an AI scribe

Choose Freed if you're keeping your EHR and want the note written for you. Freed's Coding Assistant suggests ICD-10 and CPT codes.

Notes reach your EHR through Freed's Chrome extension, which works with any browser-based EHR, and Freed's FAQ names athenahealth, SimplePractice, Tebra, Elation, and DrChrono among them. You approve each note before it's saved. Freed's home page and FAQ list no e-prescribing or claim submission.

JotPsych, if you'd rather finish the visit where you sign

Choose JotPsych if you want the prescription and the claim in the same platform as the note. Set your follow-up visit type once. Every follow-up then opens the medication management template with 99214 and 90833 filled in, and you review those codes on the final-review panel before you sign.

Send the prescription through DoseSpot, which opens in a new tab from the patient's chart. The patient is already selected. You'll follow the authentication requested when you send a controlled prescription, and staff can enter any prescription first as pending work for you to review and send.

Your biller then checks the claim in JotBill and selects Submit claim.

Count the steps after sign-off

Run your next follow-up in Freed and your EHR. Next, run one in JotPsych. Count each step from sign-off to the pharmacy, and each system you open on the way.

Steps from a finished note to a sent prescription, with Freed and with JotPsych
one medication follow-up
Freed and your EHR
Approve the note in Freed
Push the note into your EHR
Prescribe in your EHR
JotPsych
Sign the note
Send the prescription through DoseSpot

Freed's FAQ, read October 3, 2026, says you approve each note before it's saved to your EHR, and neither that FAQ nor Freed's home page lists e-prescribing. With Freed, you open your EHR to prescribe after every note you approve.

Sign the note in JotPsych, then send the prescription through DoseSpot from the patient's chart.

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Sources:
  1. Freed, home page, read October 3, 2026.
  2. Freed, FAQ: Freed AI scribe, dated January 1, 2026, read October 3, 2026.