168 hours in 60 seconds.

One patient. Sixty seconds.

  1. 1Read40+ questionnaires, 14 phone and wearable signals, all pointing you to the right patient.0:20
  2. 2DecideSend an intervention to their phone.0:20
  3. 3DocumentOutcomes recorded, reimbursement counted.0:20
0:00 to 0:20

Read

Nari ranks your whole caseload, so the patient who needs you is your priority.

0:20 to 0:40

Decide

Pick from more than 30 interventions or answer a refill request. It reaches their phone in seconds, in the app or as a text they can answer right away.

0:40 to 1:00

Document

There's nothing for you to write up. Every measurement and action is saved to the record, so that you have a clear timeline of their care.

Why we built Nari

Most of mental health care happens outside the room.

One hour in session. The other 167 you hear about later, from memory.

Session Sleep Everything else

Most of a patient's progress is shaped by what happens between sessions. When you ask a question like How was your week? there's no room for all of the skipped doses and bad days in one sentence.

You can get a lot more out of a sentence with Nari. A week's worth of pressures and change can be encapsulated into a single line summary. And for the moments you won't be sitting across from them, an intervention can land right in their pocket just as it's needed.

Nari isn't built to give you another stream of numbers to sift through. It's built to tell you who needs you first, and to let you send the right treatment straight to their phone, where it's easy for them to actually do it.

And because it's all measured along the way, outcomes-based care comes built in. Progress becomes something you can show, not just feel.

Where the brief comes from

Patients do a little each day. Their devices do the rest. Nari puts it together before you open it.

1

Patients check in

Mood, sleep, stress, cravings, and the questionnaires you assign. Patients can answer by replying to a text, one question at a time, or in the app. No login, no forms to find.

2

Their devices fill in the rest

Nari connects to Oura, Whoop, Fitbit and Apple Health for sleep, activity, heart rate and time out of the house.

3

Nari puts it together

Measures get scored and trends get charted. The phone and wearable data gives each score its context. Anyone who needs attention moves up your list with the reason attached.

Outcomes-based care, without the extra work.

Nari keeps the evidence as part of the care itself.

Every patient, measured against where they started.

Validated measures go out on the schedule you set and come back scored. Each new score sits against the patient's own intake first, and against what changed in their life along the way: a new job, a move, a loss, a medication change.

The standard is already here.

Payers are moving towards contracts that reimburse on outcomes rather than visit counts.

Nothing extra to do.

No forms to chase and no scoring by hand. Patients answer by text or in the app, each score lands on the record the moment it is entered, and the summary can be filed straight to your EHR. The evidence builds while you do the care.

Expanding outcomes-based care to remote therapeutic monitoring.

Remote therapeutic monitoring pays for the review work clinicians already do between visits. Nari records the data days and review time those codes count as part of the care itself.

Coverage and rates vary by payer. We'll share where this stands on the demo.

For patients

Where the work between sessions happens.

Check-ins, exercises and questionnaires all happen in one place.

  • Extends the patient-provider relationship beyond the clinic.
  • Their safety plan and 988 are always within reach.
  • Patients can monitor their own data and habits.

Built for clinical data.

Patients are trusting you with how they really are. We take that as seriously as you do.

Consent comes first

Patients agree to what's collected before anything is, and they can change what they share at any time.

Encrypted throughout

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Wearable connections get their own extra layer on top.

Fits your records

Export a clean report into your notes, or send it straight to EHRs that accept FHIR, like Epic.

Questions clinicians ask us

Who is Nari for?

Therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, counseling centers and group practices. If you want to know how patients are doing between visits without adding hours to your week, it's built for you.

Does it replace my EHR?

No. Nari sits next to it. You can export a report for the chart, and for systems that accept FHIR, like Epic, we can file it directly.

What do patients need?

A smartphone. A ring or fitness tracker adds sleep and heart rate data, but it's optional. You invite patients yourself and they're set up in a few minutes.

Is Nari a crisis service?

No. Nari isn't monitored around the clock and it doesn't replace emergency care. Patients always have their safety plan and 988 in the app, and your practice decides how it follows up on what comes in.

Does Nari make clinical decisions?

No. It scores standard measures, organizes the data and shows you what changed. Interpreting it and deciding what to do stays with you.

What does it cost?

We're working with a small group of early practices right now, and pricing depends on your size. For many practices, RTM billing covers more than the cost. Ask us on the demo and we'll give you a straight answer.

See Nari in twenty minutes.

A live walkthrough with sample patients. No slides, no pressure.

  1. What your patients see, from invite to daily check-in
  2. Your caseload and a pre-session brief, end to end
  3. How RTM billing and privacy work in your practice

Rather write? Email us at dev@nari-health.com and we'll get back to you.

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  • Length20 minutes
  • FormatVideo call
  • WithThe people who built Nari
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