If you got here from a clip of me talking to Guy MacPherson, this is the full conversation. We talked about why documentation is quietly eating the craft of care, why I don’t think AI belongs between a clinician and a patient, and what we’re building at JotPsych to give clinicians back the minutes that matter.
It’s 26 minutes. Worth it.
— Nate
Themes from the episode — and from every other room I walk into where clinicians are trying to do real work inside software built to punish them.
“The best way to build trust with a clinician is to demonstrate that you understand their day. Not tell them you do — show them.”
— Nate Peereboom
“Some people look and say, hey, I’m billing, this is great. I’m just submitting claims. And then they get audited and 30% of their revenue gets clawed back. And it’s really, really tragic.”
— Nate Peereboom
“We’re not trying to be an EHR with AI bolted on. We’re building the thing EHR companies will try to copy in five years and can’t — because they have twenty years of technical debt and we have twenty months.”
— Nate Peereboom
JotPsych is agentic software for behavioral health clinicians. We cut documentation time by ~90% so you can focus on the person in front of you — which is, as Guy and I talked about on the show, the whole point.
If the conversation with Guy resonated, the fastest way to find out whether JotPsych makes sense for your practice is a 20-minute call — with me.
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