Some of your patients are slipping through. Not because you missed them.
You manage 1,500 to 2,500 patients. You see each one for fifteen minutes a few times a year. Between those visits, depression goes unscreened. Cognitive decline goes undetected. Anxiety compounds in silence. Not because you are not looking. Because no system existed to look for you.
GIA®, powered by digitalhumanOS™, completes behavioral health and cognitive screening before every visit and monitors between them. Depression 81.6%. Anxiety 77.5%. 46 conditions from one conversation. Results in the EHR before you walk in. FDA-registered.
Key Facts
- Depression
- 81.6%
- Anxiety
- 77.5%
- Conditions
- 46
- Staff Time
- 0 min
Pre-visit screening. Between-visit monitoring. Zero added burden.
This content is intended for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advice. Editorially reviewed by David Kaiser, CEO of Scienza Health, for accuracy in post-acute care operations.
The patients who need you most are the ones you cannot see.
Screening Gets Skipped
Behavioral health and cognitive screening requires time your schedule does not have. PHQ-9s go uncompleted. MoCA appointments go unbooked. The conditions that need catching are the ones that never get screened.
Patients Deteriorate Invisibly
Between visits, patients with depression, anxiety, cognitive decline, and complex comorbidities have no early warning system. You find out when they present in crisis — or when they stop showing up entirely.
Quality Benchmarks Missed
ACO quality metrics depend on identifying high-risk patients before outcomes deteriorate. The patients dragging your scores are not the ones in your office. They are the ones between visits who are invisible to every system you have.
Referrals Create Care Gaps
You refer a patient to behavioral health or post-acute care and the record fractures. No shared longitudinal data. No visibility into whether the referral produced a result or disappeared into a waitlist.
Screening that happens. Not screening that should.
Screening completed before your patient walks in.
GIA® conducts behavioral health and cognitive screening before the visit. Your patient speaks with GIA® for under five minutes. By the time you enter the room, structured results are already in the EHR — depression, anxiety, cognitive decline, PTSD, substance use, and 40 other conditions. You review in under two minutes. The visit starts with data, not intake paperwork.
Continuous monitoring that catches what visits cannot.
Between appointments, GIA® monitors your high-risk patients and flags deterioration before the next visit. A patient whose depression scores are climbing. A diabetic patient showing early cognitive decline. A post-surgical patient developing anxiety. You see the signal when it matters — not three months later when the damage is done.
The ACCESS model turns screening into a revenue pathway.
CMS outcome-aligned payments through the ACCESS model create a direct financial pathway for behavioral health and chronic condition management. GIA® is built to support this model. Screening generates CPT-coded billable events (96127, 96116, 99309). Clinician review takes under two minutes. The reimbursement is real, the documentation is automatic, and the clinical value is measurable.
Screen before every visit. Monitor between all of them.
Samsung Health Grade Galaxy devices. Pre-configured. GIA® screens your patients before every appointment and monitors between them. Results write to your EHR with CPT codes and structured medical notes. Clinician review: under two minutes.
The ACCESS model creates a direct reimbursement pathway for the screening you have been doing without or skipping entirely. 90 days to measure the impact on your quality metrics, your patient outcomes, and your revenue. No commitment beyond that.
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They Are Between Visits Right Now.
The ones with depression. The ones with cognitive decline. The ones who will not tell you until it is too late.