In private pilot with select psychiatric practices

The clinical decision
companion for
modern psychiatry.

Prescot organizes patient intake, DSM-5 diagnosis, genetic markers, and interaction risk into a transparent, sourced workspace — so psychiatrists can prescribe with clarity, not guesswork.

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DSM-5
Diagnostic criteria, referenced
ICD-10-CM
Codes on every diagnosis
Human-in-loop
100% physician-controlled
Sourced
Every claim traces back
Ranked medications
For MDD · CYP2C19 intermediate
12 evaluated
01
Sertraline Zoloft
First-line Low interaction
92
02
Escitalopram Lexapro
First-line CYP2C19
87
03
Bupropion Wellbutrin
Activating
74
04
Mirtazapine Remeron
Sedation
66
DSM-5 · F33.1
Major Depressive Disorder, Recurrent, Moderate
5 of 9 criteria
A.1 Depressed mood most of the day
A.3 Significant weight loss (≥5% in month)
A.4 Insomnia nearly every day
A.2 Markedly diminished interest
A.7 Feelings of worthlessness
Analysis pipeline
✓
Profile extraction
Demographics, meds, allergies
✓
Diagnosis mapping
DSM-5 / ICD-10-CM
✓
Clinical factors
Interactions, genetics
4
Drug ranking
Multi-dimensional scoring
The problem

Too much signal. Not enough structure.

Psychiatric prescribing asks one clinician to hold a dozen threads at once — interview notes, family history, comorbidities, pharmacogenomics, drug interactions, prior responses, special population considerations. Then choose a medication, pick a dose, and wait six weeks to see if it worked.

6 wks
Typical time to evaluate if a medication is working
12+
Clinical factors weighed in a single prescribing decision
30%
Of patients require multiple medication trials to find a fit
How Prescot works

From the notes you already write, a structured clinical picture.

01 / 04
Document normally
Clinicians write notes in natural language. Intake, follow-up, med review — whatever fits the visit.
02 / 04
AI extracts & structures
Prescot reads the note and extracts demographics, current meds, allergies, genetic markers, family history, substance use.
03 / 04
Map to DSM-5 & ICD-10
Diagnoses surface with ICD-10 codes. Individual symptoms map to specific DSM-5 criterion references, with severity tracked over time.
04 / 04
Score medications
Candidates are ranked across indication fit, contraindications, interactions, and pharmacogenomics — transparent, weighted, overridable.
Intake note · extracted

Pt reports depressed mood x 6 wks, anhedonia, insomnia with early morning waking. Denies SI. Appetite decreased, ~8 lb weight loss. Prior trial of fluoxetine 20mg with partial response. Family hx of bipolar II in mother. Current meds: lisinopril, levothyroxine.

MR
Patient · M.R.
34 · F · Pt-00247
Genetic markers
CYP2D6 · Normal
CYP2C19 · Intermediate
MTHFR · C/T
Current meds
Lisinopril 10mg
Levothyroxine 75mcg
No psychotropics
Capabilities

Everything you need to prescribe with confidence — in one workspace.

Patient profiles
Demographics, meds, allergies, genetic markers, family hx, substance use — auto-populated from the clinical note.
DSM-5 diagnoses
Primary and secondary diagnoses with criteria, specifiers, and ICD-10-CM codes. Every claim is referenced.
Symptom tracking
Symptoms grouped by disorder with severity visualization and longitudinal history across visits.
Drug ranking
Medications scored across indication fit, contraindication risk, interaction safety, and genetic compatibility.
Clinical timeline
Chronological record of notes, prescriptions, dose changes, and symptom updates — in one view.
Doctor overrides
Adjust any AI ranking with documented reasoning. Physician judgment is a first-class feature, not an afterthought.
Clinical rigor

Every recommendation is sourced. Nothing is a black box.

Prescot grounds every diagnosis in DSM-5 criteria, every code in ICD-10-CM, and every drug recommendation in evidence-based pharmacology. Every claim traces to either the patient's own record or a primary source in our reference library.

  • DSM-5 criterion-level references on every diagnosis
  • ICD-10-CM codes attached to every entry
  • Pharmacogenomic reasoning surfaced, not hidden
  • Override anything. Your reasoning is recorded alongside the AI's.
Analysis pipeline
✓
Profile extraction
Demographics, meds, allergies
✓
Diagnosis mapping
DSM-5 / ICD-10-CM
✓
Clinical factors
Interactions, genetics
4
Drug ranking
Multi-dimensional scoring
MR
Patient · M.R.
34 · F · Pt-00247
Genetic markers
CYP2D6 · Normal
CYP2C19 · Intermediate
MTHFR · C/T
Current meds
Lisinopril 10mg
Levothyroxine 75mcg
No psychotropics
Physician-led

Built by physicians, for physicians.

Prescot isn't an AI looking for a problem. It was built alongside practicing psychiatrists to match how they actually think through a case — from first intake to long-term medication management. The physician is always in the loop, and always in control.

AI-assisted, not AI-driven
The AI organizes and suggests. The clinician decides, overrides, and annotates.
No extra data entry
Works from the notes providers are already writing. No new documentation burden.
Transparent throughout
Every recommendation links to its sources — the record, the literature, or the criterion.
For clinicians

See Prescot with your own cases.

Private demos for psychiatrists, group practices, and hospital systems. We walk through de-identified cases from your own workflow.

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For investors & institutions

Partner with us as we scale.

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