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It’s not actually incorporated, though, they just include a textexpander account with your osmind subscription. That was one of my annoyances with osmind — in order for it to be actually useful, you have to use other products/services. You can get your own textexpander account for something like...

That’s lovely! FWIW, I feel similarly toward Sessions, which I’ve been using for almost a month — they seem genuine and their vibe seems almost suspiciously earnest (and I’m surprised at how much that’s affected my overall experience with the platform).

Most that I’ve come across do (Sessions Health, simplepractice [RIP luminello], theranest, therapynotes, Charm; can’t tell if practiceQ does or not from a quick glance through their site).

I unfortunately already started using osmind (and paid for the data migration), but I gave my notice yesterday. I'm going with a combo of Sessions Health + iPrescribe. Sessions has a similar vibe to Luminello in that it has a high function:flash ratio, which I appreciate. TONS more...

What do you mean by the current climate? (actual question)

I hope you're right. I just keep finding new problems that I didn't even think to ask about because I assumed they're just basic functions of an EHR or patient portal (patients can't get superbills or invoices from the portal, you have to email them, and the portal doesn't have any appointment...

I’ve worked at a hosp with a physicians’ union, which I think was particularly important because we had a lot of fantastic docs there on visas who would otherwise have no choice but to be screwed over in one way or another. There were also a lot of ****ty admins who tried to make an otherwise...

I've also heard that charm's support is pretty slow and/or unhelpful.

Nah, I just schedule for them. That's what I've been doing on luminello, too. My schedule varies too much and I don't use google calendar (I use proton, which doesn't play nicely with anyone), so the 'availability' that patients would see would be inaccurate at best.

I'm a bit disappointed with osmind so far. I want to like it, because I'm set up already... I guess I'm just having some buyer's remorse. Right now I'm annoyed by the schedule/calendar -- it keeps going back to day view instead of week view (my preferred view), and I keep having to scroll down...

Y'all, osmind comes with labcorp and quest integration from the get-go. Even for practices like mine that don't have enough volume for quest to make an account for. Don't know why, but that did it for me. I wanted to want to switch to Sessions Health, and maybe I will in a year or two when...

For what it’s worth, I’ve met a lot of people (other clinicians/therapists, I mean) who genuinely didn’t know that we get a lot of psychotherapy training in residency.

You can have one open text box, I think that might be the default, even. And, I was wrong -- it looks like you can change the billing codes, but you have to go to the pt's billing page and edit.

Oh boy, in SP's template library, there's a little dropdown menu to choose your profession so it only shows you relevant templates -- psychiatry isn't even an available option 🙃. They have one SOAP template and it's 4 open text boxes. Another thing I'm pretty worried about is billing/coding --...

I'm thinking about switching to Sessions, but am worried about the lack of e-prescribing... for some reason, that extra step of having a separate e-rx account feels daunting and like a setup for things falling through the cracks (what cracks though? are there even cracks?) Do y'all know what...