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Creating a psychotherapy confirmation Praxis

The psychotherapy confirmation proves that a medical examination has taken place. Patients need it so their health insurance provider covers part of the cost for treatment with a freelance psychotherapist.

Where do I find the psychotherapy confirmation?

Open the patient record and go to the medical documents section. There you create a new psychotherapy confirmation or open an existing one.

Requirements

Benötigte Lizenz

This section is only available if the Medical module is included in your license.

  • You need the Medizinische Dokumente: Psychotherapie-Bestätigung permission.

Note: Under Austrian regulations, patients must provide written proof of the medical examination before their second psychotherapy session per billing quarter.

Creating a psychotherapy confirmation

  1. In the medical documents section, click Create and select Psychotherapy Confirmation. The patient's data is pre-filled automatically.
  2. Check the examination date. It defaults to today, but you can change it.
  3. For Additional measures, choose whether additional measures are required or not required. You can also leave this field empty.
  4. Add notes if needed.
  5. Click Save.

The confirmation is saved in the patient record and then appears in the list of medical documents and in the patient's history.

Editing a confirmation

  1. Open the psychotherapy confirmation and click Edit.
  2. Update the fields and click Save.

When you edit the confirmation, offisy creates a new version. The previous version stays in the history.

Printing

Click Print in the psychotherapy confirmation to generate the PDF. When printing, you can choose a company-specific template. A with stamp variant is also available.

Other actions

  • Duplicate — pre-fills the form for a new confirmation from an existing one.
  • Pin — highlights the confirmation in the patient record.
  • Link tasks — links the confirmation to one or more tasks.
  • Delete — removes the confirmation.

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