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Managing Pre-Visit Confirmations
Managing Pre-Visit Confirmations
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Written by Angel Horowitz
Updated over 4 months ago

It is often useful to send clients certain documents (such as consents) before the visit. Doing so allows visits to start more quickly, and it allows for spending more time on the patient rather than on administrative tasks. Sending these documents in advance of the visit can be done automatically with a few simple configurations.

Enabling the Pre-Visit Confirmations Add-On

To enable the pre-visit confirmations add:

  1. Click on Settings

  2. Click on "Add Ons"

  3. Click on the plus icon for the "pre-visit confirmation" row

  4. Complete the configurations (see below for more information about the configuration options)

Configuring Add-On
Once enabled, you will be prompted to select how far in advance of the visit you wish to send the confirmation message, as well as the default format of the message (Email or SMS, and will revert to the other is client is not opted into the default).

When messages are sent, and which letters and/or forms are to be included, are configured in the appointment types. By default, all appointment types are opted out from Pre-Visit Confirmations. To opt an appointment type in, simply edit the appointment type and set the option to allow Pre-Visit Confirmation. Once this field is updated, you'll be able to set a default email template (assuming you want to overwrite the system default), and which letters and/or forms you wish to be included.

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Here's more information about Managing Appointment Types, including how to add and edit them.

Here's more information about Working with Forms, including how to create and edit them.

Here's more information about Working with Letters, including how to create and edit them.

Here's more information about Changing Default Email Messages.



The Client Experience

Depending on the configurations for each appointment type, the client receives an email or text message in advance of the visit. The message asks the client to review some documents prior to arriving for the appointment. The client is then asked to review and update his/her contact information (any changes made here will update the client's profile). Next, the client is prompted to review the letters and forms assigned to the appointment type. If any of the letters or forms contain a signature field, the client will be able to sign the documents on his/her device. The last step provides a field to provide any additional relevant information about the visit. This information is appended to the visit notes in the Schedule.

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