Visualize Progress & Stay Ahead with MindMetrix Follow-Up Testing

No extra work. Just better care. And it’s live in your account today!

MindMetrix announced the launch of Follow-Up Testing, a new feature that brings true measurement-based care into everyday practice. For too long, follow-up in mental health has relied on one-size-fits-all rating scales administered inconsistently, leaving clinicians without the clinical nuance needed to guide long-term care.

MindMetrix Follow-Up Testing changes that. Built on the same evidence-based framework as the initial diagnostic assessment, it delivers a structured, clinically meaningful way to evaluate patient progress over time by capturing changes in symptoms, treatment response, and functioning without adding extra work to the clinician’s day.

The Gist of It:

• Timely insights, automatically: MindMetrix alerts clinicians when patients are due for follow-up assessments—typically at 6 or 12 months, with customizable intervals.
• Ongoing clinical clarity: Each follow-up generates a comprehensive interpretive report, helping clinicians detect meaningful changes in symptoms and optimize care.
• Potential reimbursement: Because follow-up assessments involve new interpretation and decision-making, they may support additional reimbursable work under CPT 96130.
• Seamless integration: Automated reminders and review-ready reports make it a true “set it and forget it” workflow. Don’t worry, you choose which patients should be sent testing and who you’re skipping this time around.

Here’s how it works:

MindMetrix alerts you when patients are due for follow-up assessments: typically at 6 or 12 months (Admins choose the interval for your practice). The default will be set to batch-send you a reminder when it’s been 6 months since a patient’s last test. Automated reminders when patients are “due for a follow-up” are emailed to you, making this a “set it and forget it” workflow. Don’t worry, you choose which patients should ultimately be sent testing. Patients take a test that is typically a bit shorter than the their first.

Each follow-up test generates a full interpretive report with newly detected conditions and symptom changes since the last test, helping you detect meaningful improvement and optimize care. Because each follow-up involves new interpretation and decision making, with a report revealing a variety of score changes on validated tests, it may support additional reimbursable work under CPT code 96130.