Longitudinal intelligence for psychiatry

Psychiatry sees the visit.QuantiMind shows the rest.

QuantiMind connects clinical measures, life context, medication, behavior and voice over time — so psychiatrists can see what changed between visits, what moved together, and what needs attention.

Built for psychiatrists and psychiatric practices
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PatientMaya R.⌄
Fictional demo
Current stateImproving
Baseline change+0.8 SD
Review priorityFollow-up
5-month trajectoryPatient-specific change over time
Mood Energy Sleep
pattern shift Clinician review Reduced sleep JanFebMarAprMay
01

Medication
900 mg since Feb 24

02

Sleep
decline before the May review

03

Voice
pace + energy above baseline

The problem

The visit is a snapshot.
The condition lives between.

A psychiatrist sees fragments: an appointment every few weeks, a questionnaire, a message, a medication change — and whatever the patient can remember when they return. Weeks of clinical history collapse into a snapshot.

Fragmented visibility creates fragmented care.

Relapse is caught late.

Symptoms are misread.

Avoidable crises reach the ER.

The solution

QuantiMind turns disconnected mental-health signals into a longitudinal map of each patient’s condition.

Patient signals→Longitudinal history→Clinical decisions

Designed to surface

  • Where the patient is now
  • How the condition is changing
  • Early signs of relapse
  • Patterns in treatment response
  • The care delivered between visits
The product

One patient. Four signal layers.
One longitudinal map.

QuantiMind connects the information psychiatry usually sees in fragments.

01

Clinical

Validated scales, diagnosis, comorbidities and clinician-confirmed events.

02

Context

Life events, triggers, stressors, relationships, work and behavioral events.

03

Medication

Medication, dose, adherence, side effects, changes and patient-reported response.

04

Behavior + Voice

Sleep, activity, speech patterns, energy, pace, affect and within-person change.

Clinical signals, connected over time.

Better visibility for care.
Structured documentation for billable work.

What the psychiatrist needs to know

The questions, answered.
The story in front of you.

01

Where is the patient now?

Current state against the patient’s own baseline.

02

How is the condition changing?

Symptoms, voice and behavior over time.

03

Are early signs of relapse emerging?

Changes in sleep, energy and speech that need review.

04

Is treatment working?

The patient’s course after a medication or care-plan change.

05

What needs to happen next?

What to review, who to contact and what to document.

How it works

How it works

  1. Capture

    Patients complete short guided check-ins and condition-specific measures between appointments.

  2. Connect

    Clinical, medication, context, behavior and voice signals are structured into one longitudinal record.

  3. Map

    The system compares changes against the patient’s own baseline and historical patterns.

  4. Review

    Psychiatrists see trajectories, temporal relationships and material deviations for clinical interpretation.

  5. Bill

    Track qualifying human work and assemble documentation for eligible billing workflows.

How it looks

Now see
the whole sequence.

One patient. One timeline. Clinical state, context, treatment and response.

The economics

If the work is delivered,
why should the documentation disappear?

Reviews, outreach, care coordination, assessments and care-plan updates happen between appointments. QuantiMind structures the work, tracks qualifying human time and assembles documentation to support eligible billing workflows.

Better patient visibility creates better care.
Better documentation makes that care operational.

What could your practice bill?

Select your services. See the monthly and annual potential.

Illustrative estimate
Your psychiatric caseload
(%) for selected services
(%) of eligible patients
Common combinations
Service / codeRate $Monthly $

Which codes combine?

99484 + 99490 · General BHI + CCM
99492 or 99493 + 99490 · CoCM + CCM

Separate eligibility, consent and human time. General BHI and CoCM are alternatives.
Add-on pairings & other options

CoCM: 99494 with 99492 or 99493.
CCM: 99439 with 99490 · 99437 with 99491 · 99489 with 99487.
APCM: G0570, G0568 or G0569 with G0556, G0557 or G0558; the APCM base is excluded from this estimate.
Ordinary BHI / CoCM can combine with one qualifying CCM pathway. APCM includes CCM. Assessment assumes a separately billable instrument outside included care-management services.

Rounded CMS Oct 2026 rates; payer and locality vary. One unit per add-on or assessment.
Rate sources & service requirementsCMS rates · BHI / CoCM · CCM
From clinical signal to documented care

Make billable care
easier to document.

The clinical history, delivered human work and supporting records — together.

Let’s make mental health care measurable
and care management provable.

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