Notes consume after-hours time
Detailed psychotherapy progress notes, medication-management documentation, and treatment plans get pushed to evenings — and that's how burnout starts.
Psychiatry
Psychotherapy progress notes, medication-management documentation, and PHQ-9 / GAD-7 score tracking — drafted from the session and audit-ready.
The problem
Detailed psychotherapy progress notes, medication-management documentation, and treatment plans get pushed to evenings — and that's how burnout starts.
PHQ-9 and GAD-7 scores carry visit-to-visit, but most notes capture them once and lose the trend. Auditors and parity reviewers want to see the trajectory.
Same structure every visit: target symptom, current med, dose, response, side effects, plan. Repetitive content is exactly what AI was built for.
How Augustun fits
Augustun drafts the format you actually use — SOAP, DAP, BIRP, or your custom psychiatry template — directly from the session.
Session Prep surfaces the last 3–6 visit scores so you walk into the visit with the trajectory already loaded.
F-codes, plus E/M with psychotherapy add-on (90792, 90832/90834/90837, 99213+90833) proposed from the visit context with rationale.
Same scribe for in-person and telehealth visits, with multilingual capture in 30+ languages so non-English sessions don't end up undocumented.
Outcomes
90min
Minutes saved per psychiatrist per day on session notes
99%
Note compliance for psychiatric documentation
30+
Languages supported, in-person and telehealth
FAQ
Yes — all three formats are first-class, plus custom psychiatric templates. Augustun adapts to whichever format you actually use.
Yes. Symptom-score history is surfaced at the top of the chart in Session Prep so you can see the trajectory across the last 3–6 visits before you start.
Yes. Augustun proposes 90792 (initial), 90832/90834/90837 (psychotherapy time bands), and E/M with psychotherapy add-on (99213+90833) from the visit context with rationale.
Start free — no credit card required. Most clinicians are live in under 10 minutes.