Meet Mira.
The AI voice agent that runs the pre-assessment, scribes the session, and lands structured notes in your EHR. Accessible to clients by phone or on the Psyrin kiosk — wherever they are when the encounter begins.
From a 120-minute DA + ITP to a 30-minute encounter.
DA / ITP / E&M, restructured
Mira runs the structured pre-assessment before the session. The clinician walks in and completes the DA and first ITP in 30 minutes — instead of spending 120+ minutes on both.
Same-day, walk-in, or by phone
No scheduling system to migrate. Clients call a number from anywhere, or tap into a kiosk on arrival. Mira meets them and runs the protocol.
Real-time scribing
Mira documents the session as you talk. Five-minute sign-off, formatted to billing requirements, signed and out of your queue.
Lands in your EHR
Notes are generated in the Psyrin platform, reviewed by your clinician, and pushed to your EHR with one button — no manual re-entry, no duplicate charting. Our clinics use CareLogic, SmartCare and Credible; other EHRs connect via RPA or API.
See what Mira returns to your clinic.
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Results
ROI is based on freed clinician capacity reallocated to additional assessments or therapy sessions at the stated reimbursement rate.
Voice as a clinical signal.
Underneath the conversation, Mira is listening for markers that clinicians can't hear — acoustic patterns that precede relapse, micro-changes in speech tied to treatment response. We're actively validating these models in partnership with leading institutions.
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Book a demo* Mira is a pre-assessment information collection system, not a clinical diagnostic instrument. It is not designed or validated to detect, screen for, or diagnose any mental health condition, suicidality, or risk of self-harm. Built-in guardrails are intended to route relevant disclosures to a qualified clinician on the care team — they are not a substitute for emergency services and do not constitute a crisis response. Clinical judgement and all diagnostic decisions remain the sole responsibility of the licensed clinician. If there is immediate risk to life, contact emergency services (911) or a crisis line (988) directly.