Heidi Health vs. JotPsych when the visit ends in a prescription

Heidi Health writes notes and letters, and its home and mental health pages list no prescribing. In JotPsych, you send the prescription through DoseSpot.

Chris Hume
Head of Growth and Operations, JotPsych

You're trying Heidi Health, and your medication follow-ups end in a note, a prescription, and a claim. Check which of those three outputs each tool produces.

Heidi Health, for visits with no prescription or claim

Pick Heidi Health if your visits end without a prescription or a claim. Heidi Health's home page lists patient recaps, referral letters, and cited clinical evidence, for clinicians from doctors and nurses to allied health.

Heidi Health's mental health page names psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, psychotherapists, social workers, therapists, behavioral health nurses, behavioral specialists, and addiction specialists. Heidi Health writes their progress notes and letters. Neither page lists prescribing, billing codes, or claims. You'd prescribe, code, and bill in another system.

JotPsych, for visits that end in a prescription

The follow-up visit type carries your template, 99214, and 90833. Your codes are set before the visit, and you review them on the final-review panel before you sign.

In DoseSpot, which opens in a new tab from the patient's chart, you write, review, and send the prescription, or review one your staff saved as pending work. JotPsych also drafts letters from the chart, such as a letter of medical necessity. You'll review each draft.

Claims go to JotBill. Then your biller checks each one and selects Submit claim.

Sort your visits by how they end

Pull a week of visits from your schedule. Put each visit in the row that matches how it ended, from a note alone to a note, a prescription, and a claim.