About Connected Mind

Making broad mental health screening and targeted testing practical in primary care.

Why We Built Connected Mind

Connected Mind® with Fast Check® was built to help primary care providers bring mental health screening and testing into everyday care. Our goal is to give providers a broader view of a patient’s mental health concerns and clear, structured information for clinical review.

We bring an initial screen, condition-specific testing, and structured reporting together in one patient workflow. Patients begin with eight questions that screen for six mental health conditions in approximately one minute.

When screening results indicate further testing, Connected Mind automatically administers the corresponding Standardized Assessment Modules (SAMs). Patients complete the modules indicated by their screening results, and providers receive structured screening and testing results for review.

Providers use this information alongside the patient’s history and clinical context. Each provider remains responsible for clinical decisions and follow-up care.

Our Screening and Testing Process

8 Initial screening questions
6 Conditions screened
2 Screening and testing stages

Supported by Peer-Reviewed Research

A peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings evaluated both Connected Mind’s initial screening and its follow-up SAMs. Researchers compared Connected Mind’s results with independently administered clinical assessments.

Connected Mind’s initial screening achieved 97% weighted negative predictive power in the study. The follow-up SAMs were evaluated separately, with performance varying by condition.

What Providers Say

I have everything I need to make a plan before I go into the exam room.

Gustavo Day, MD, MD

Connected Mind identified issues in my patients that I would have completely missed with standard screening.

Amy Doneen, DNP

The branching logic means my patients only answer questions relevant to their symptoms. It respects their time and mine.

Dr. Derek LeJeune, MD

Connected Mind has been invaluable in helping me to identify underlying mental health conditions in my patients.

Lucio Gonzales, PA-C

See Connected Mind in Action

Explore the initial screening, targeted SAMs, and structured results available to your practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Connected Mind?

Connected Mind with Fast Check is a mental health screening and testing platform for healthcare providers. It combines an initial screen for six mental health conditions with targeted Standardized Assessment Modules (SAMs) and structured results for independent clinical review.

What screening and testing do patients complete?

Patients begin with eight questions that screen for six mental health conditions in approximately one minute. When screening results indicate further testing, Connected Mind automatically administers the corresponding Standardized Assessment Modules (SAMs). Patients complete the modules indicated by their screening results.

Which mental health conditions does Connected Mind screen for?

Connected Mind screens for depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, substance use disorder, and somatic symptom disorder. Screening results help determine which condition-specific Standardized Assessment Modules (SAMs) a patient completes for further testing.

Is Connected Mind supported by peer-reviewed research?

Yes. A peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings evaluated both Connected Mind's initial screening and its follow-up Standardized Assessment Modules (SAMs). Researchers compared Connected Mind's results with independently administered clinical assessments.

Source: Read the published study

How do providers use Connected Mind results?

Providers receive structured screening and testing results for review alongside the patient's history and clinical context. Providers remain responsible for clinical decisions and follow-up care.

Where is Connected Mind based?

Connected Mind is based in the United States and serves healthcare providers nationwide.

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