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Create a new patient file by clicking on the NEW button (alternatively you can press the ‘N’ key on your keyboard). This will open a blank Patient Demographic window.

In order to schedule a patient for an appointment, you need to enter – at least – the patient Name. All other details can be filled in when the patient arrives. At anytime you can fill in as much or as little patient information as you like. It is not necessary to fill in every detail.

  1. Patient Demographics Area:

Personal Information Tab

System Settings

Confirms / SOAP Settings


  1. Financial Data Window: You will notice when you enter the Patient Financial Data window – the background screen darkens. This shadowbox effect is designed to ensure proper entry and configuration of the Financial Information. This shadowbox effect is used in other areas of the software also.

 

Enter Credit Card and/or Checking information here to assist in processing Post Dated payments for patients who agree to the process This information is encrypted and secure in the Atlas database.   Record Sound:   The Record Sound window also utilizes the shadowbox effect as mentioned above in the Financial Details section.   If you are using the calling module, use this window to enter (record) patient name (see Calling Module section for more details) Click Record, speak patient name, wait for recording to stop (4.5 seconds) then check sound file. Be sure to Click SAVE when complete and Exit. NOTE: when a sound clip has been recorded and saved, a green ‘sound wave’ will appear in this box.


Also NOTE:
With the release of Atlas version 3.81, users are able to copy Patient Demographic information from one member to another. This saves time of retyping address and phone details for children and spouses.

In the Patient EDIT screen, click the ADD FAMILY MEMBER button at the bottom of the screen to create a new Patient with the current Patient demographic information.



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