No Patient Recording Audio Never Stored

AI Documentation
Without Recording Your Patient

In psychiatry, recording sessions isn't always appropriate. Psynopsis post-session dictation lets you dictate a 2-minute summary after the patient leaves — and generates a complete, structured clinical note.

How It Works

Three Steps. Two Minutes. Complete Note.

Step 1

Finish your session

See your patient normally. No recording devices, no ambient listening, no explaining AI to a paranoid patient.

Step 2

Dictate a 2-minute summary

After the patient leaves, dictate what matters: medication changes, symptom status by diagnosis, MSE findings, safety assessment, and plan.

Step 3

Psynopsis structures it

Your dictation becomes a complete note — diagnosis-organized A&P, auto-populated MSE, medication list with dosages, and appropriate billing codes. Review, edit, done.

Why Psychiatric Providers Prefer Post-Session

Ambient AI scribes work great in primary care. Psychiatry is different.

No patient recording anxiety

Psychiatry is different. Patients with paranoia, trauma, or trust issues may refuse treatment if they know they're being recorded. Post-session dictation eliminates this barrier entirely.

No ambient noise errors

Ambient scribes mishear in noisy environments, through masks, or when patients speak softly. Dictating clearly after the session means no "Lamictal 20mg" when you said "200mg."

Faster than ambient for short visits

A 15-minute med management follow-up produces 15 minutes of audio for an ambient scribe to process. A 90-second dictation gives Psynopsis exactly what it needs — faster and more accurate.

Focus entirely on the patient

No laptop open, no "AI is listening" badge, no microphone placement. Just you and your patient. Document after, not during.

"Half my patients would refuse to come back if I told them I was recording the session. Post-session dictation is the only workflow that works for psychiatry. I dictate for 90 seconds after each patient and have a complete note before the next one walks in."

Dr. Sarah Chen

Psychiatrist, Private Practice — San Francisco, CA

75% documentation time saved

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does dictation take?
Most providers dictate for 60-120 seconds per patient. A focused summary of medication changes, symptom status, MSE findings, and plan is all Psynopsis needs to generate a complete note.
Can I use both ambient and post-session modes?
Yes. Use ambient transcription for patients who are comfortable with it, and switch to post-session dictation for patients who aren't. Psynopsis supports both workflows — you choose per session.
Is the dictation audio stored?
No. Like all audio in Psynopsis, dictation audio is processed in real-time and immediately discarded. Nothing is stored or used for model training.
What if I forget something during dictation?
You can always edit the generated note after dictation. Add details, correct information, or supplement with additional dictation. The note is a draft until you finalize it.
No credit card required

Stop Spending Evenings on Notes

Psychiatric documentation that understands your workflow. MSE, medication changes, SI/HI — documented correctly while you focus on your patients.

HIPAA compliant · BAA included · Audio never stored