Measure the work, not just do it.
Assign PHQ-9, GAD-7, or any of 23 validated instruments in a tap. Clients complete them on their phone, Mediyn scores them the instant they submit, and the results track over time - so progress is something you can see and show, not something you hope is happening. Measurement-based care built into the platform - no separate outcomes subscription required.
23 validated instruments · auto-scored · included on every plan
The screeners you already trust.
PHQ-9 for depression, GAD-7 for anxiety, PCL-5 for trauma, plus 18 more validated instruments - the same tools you’d reach for on paper, now a tap to assign. No building your own forms, no scoring keys taped inside a drawer. Pick the instrument, send it to the client’s portal, and it’s waiting on their phone.
Scored the instant they hit submit.
The moment a client finishes, Mediyn scores the instrument and assigns the severity band - minimal, mild, moderate, severe - and drops the result on your dashboard. No hand-tallying, no transcription error, no ‘I’ll score it later’ pile. You walk into the session already knowing where they landed and which direction they’re moving.
Set the cadence once.
Measurement-based care only works if the measures actually go out. Put a client on a recurring schedule - a GAD-7 every two weeks, say - and Mediyn sends it on time, reminds them through the portal, and stops you from being the person nagging for a re-screen. The rhythm runs itself; you just read the results.
See the line, not just the number.
One score is a snapshot; the trend is the story. Mediyn plots each instrument over time so you can see a PHQ-9 falling from 18 to 7 across a course of care - the evidence that treatment is working. It rolls up into practice-wide outcomes too, so the whole caseload’s progress is visible at a glance.
The right measure, suggested for you.
Mediyn reads the session and the client’s history and recommends the instrument that fits - flagging, for instance, that trauma surfaced but there’s no PCL-5 baseline on file. Accept it and it’s assigned; dismiss it and it’s gone. The clinical judgment stays yours; the ‘what should I be tracking here?’ legwork doesn’t.
When a score signals risk, you’re alerted.
A worsening trend or a critical response shouldn’t wait for the next appointment to be noticed. Every new client is automatically assigned a C-SSRS suicide-risk screening at intake, and you can set severity alert rules - a PHQ-9 climbing into severe range, or a positive response on the self-harm item - so Mediyn flags it the moment the client submits, and you can reach out before the next session, not after.
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