Contact between sessions, with the guardrails built in.
You screen with a PHQ-9 every few weeks. Between instruments you have session notes and whatever the patient volunteers.
Self-report degrades precisely when it matters. A patient in a depressive episode is worse at reporting a depressive episode, and the instrument is administered on your schedule rather than on the clinical one. The gap between screening events is where deterioration happens unobserved.
Six behavioral signals from session or check-in audio: mood disruption, anxiety, stress, hypervigilance, attention dysregulation and fatigue. Plus continuous wellness metrics covering rumination, sleep disturbance, irritability and self-worth.
Every signal returns a level and a flag. Over a course of treatment, the signals compound into a trajectory against the patient's own baseline.
Telehealth session audio, scheduled check-in calls, or an async voice note the patient records between appointments. Ten to 120 seconds is enough.
We do not diagnose depression, PTSD, ADHD or anything else. Our signal names an observed acoustic pattern and prompts a clinical look. The distinction is not cosmetic and it is reflected in what the API returns.
Signal is delivered to qualified staff. It is never surfaced to the patient as a finding and never used to trigger an automated intervention.
If you are billing behavioral health integration codes, that requires legal review before deployment.
See it against your own workflow.
We'll walk through what applies in behavioral health, what doesn't, and where the limits sit, before any commitment.
request a walkthroughAmplifier's voice analysis is not FDA approved and is not a diagnostic device. Narrative interpretations are provided to qualified care or research staff only, never as automated alerts and never directly to the person analyzed.
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