Chart Management

You can easily access a patient's full chart history from different sections in DrChrono by clicking on the patient's name. 1. From the clinical note, click the patient's name. 2. From the Live Claims Feed ...

You can add an implantable device to a patient's chart under the Implantable Devices section. Click Add Implantable Device . Enter the device's UDI (UDIs need to be entered in GS1 format) and click Check ...

You can add supplements to a patient's medication list just as you would any other medication. Navigate to the patient's chart. Select Medication List from the menu on the left. Next, click +Add Medication . Search for and select the...

Under the Communication tab in the patient's chart, you can find the log for patient communication. Messages sent through OnPatient, reminders sent, and phone logs. Messages This is a log of all th...

If you need to export/download a patient's documents, you can do so from their chart. Go to a patient's chart and select Documents from the menu on the left. Scroll down to the Uploaded Documents section. Click ...

The medication list keeps track of all your patient's medications and also serves as a rapid way to auto-populate fields while sending an eRx. Medications are stored in your patient's medication list. When you prescribe new drugs, DrChrono will auto...

If you have a phone conversation with a patient, you may log the call to your patient's chart. There are two ways of logging phone calls: within the appointment window and directly from your patient's chart. Logging Communications with th...

The medication history feature pulls in your patient's medication history available in Surescripts. The medication history feature allows you to get accurate prescription information without having to enter the medication information manually. Sur...

The labels for social security numbers, social insurance numbers, and national identification numbers differ in the patient chart depending on which country the patient lives in. These identification numbers are found in the patient chart on the ...

The Patient Problem List is a convenient way to keep track of your patient's diagnoses. With the patient problem list, you can keep track of both active and inactive problems with a patient and have the problems auto-populated onto your appointment...