JotPsych vs. mdhub, compared on one medication management visit
mdhub's AI agent suggests CPT codes for each note. In JotPsych, you set the codes on the visit type, and JotAudit checks the note against them before you sign.
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You've narrowed your search to mdhub and JotPsych. Both platforms list notes, e-prescribing, scheduling, and billing. Your 99214 follow-ups with the 90833 add-on show where the two platforms differ.
| Step | mdhub | JotPsych |
|---|---|---|
| Note | Emma, an AI agent, writes notes during and after the session | Drafts from the visit and your Notepad text, in your follow-up template |
| 99214 and 90833 | Emma suggests CPT codes for you to review, and Eric, an AI agent, codes and scrubs each claim | Set by you on the visit type before the visit, then checked against the note before you sign |
| Prescription | DrFirst, with controlled-substance prescribing | DoseSpot, opened in a new tab from the chart, with controlled-substance prescribing |
mdhub's home page and its page for psychiatric nurse practitioners, read October 3, 2026, list the mdhub column, and JotPsych's product guide lists the JotPsych column. With JotPsych, each follow-up starts with its codes, and the note is checked against them before you sign.
Pick mdhub for AI agents on notes, codes, and claims
Pick mdhub if you want AI agents to suggest your codes and handle your claims. The mdhub home page lists Emma and Eric among mdhub's AI agents: Emma writes notes during and after each session and applies CPT codes. Eric reviews and submits each claim.
On the mdhub page for psychiatric nurse practitioners, Emma suggests CPT codes for you to review and sign, and Eric codes and scrubs each claim before it's submitted. Prescriptions go out through DrFirst, with controlled-substance prescribing built in.
Pick JotPsych for codes you set before the visit
Pick JotPsych if you'd rather have your codes in place before the patient arrives. Set 99214 and 90833 on your follow-up visit type once. Every follow-up starts with both codes. You'll get a draft note from the visit and your Notepad text, in the medication management template the visit type opens.
On the final-review panel, you check the billing codes and mark the PDMP review.
Send the prescription through DoseSpot, which opens in a new tab from the patient's chart with the patient already selected, and check its status there. Controlled prescriptions add authentication. Your staff can also enter a prescription first and save it as pending work for you to review and send.
Run one follow-up through mdhub and JotPsych
Book an mdhub demo and a JotPsych demo in the same week. Bring the questions below to each one, and write down each platform's answers in the same order. Count every screen you touch.
1. Where do 99214 and 90833 get set, and when?
2. What checks the note against those codes before you sign?
3. Can staff prepare a prescription for the prescriber to send?
4. How does a controlled-substance prescription go out?
JotPsych's product guide answers the second question: JotAudit, the audit engine in JotPsych, checks each note before you sign, against the codes billed and your practice's own documentation rules. On a 99214 with 90833, a gap JotAudit finds is still one edit to fix.
Set 99214 and 90833 on your follow-up visit type, and JotPsych checks each note against them before you sign.
Book 15 minutes- mdhub, home page, read October 3, 2026.
- mdhub, mdhub for psychiatric nurse practitioners, read October 3, 2026.