Features
Standard Allscripts PM payment posting method
Place where payments can be reconciled in eMDs
What is the Pre-Payments Report?
Practices can efficiently communicate important details about a patient's visit through text messages.
What is Patient Chat?
A multipurpose instrument for screening, diagnosing, monitoring, and measuring the severity of depression.
What is the PHQ-9?
Patient can be found here in eMDs when they are Checked-In through Phreesia.
What is the Tracking Board?
Turns patients green in ProEHR.
What is Appointment Started?
Aaccepts payment requests from various sources and attempts to collect the amounts using card on file functionality
What is Payment Assurance?
An assessment tool used to screen children ages 6 to 12 years old for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
What is the Vanderbilt?
Field that can be updated to track Privacy Policy signature through Phreesia.
What is the HIPAA Expiry Date field?
The first payment of the day is taken through Phreesia.
What is a Batch opening in PM?
Allow patients to book their own appointment by visiting a practice's website
What is Self-Scheduling?
Top requested developmental screening questionnaire for pediatric practices owned by Brookes Publishing
What is the ASQ-3?
Area in PM where custom integrated questions can be exported
What is the Additional Info Tab?
Place where documents live in ProEHR
What are Chart Attachments?
Allow practices to send a targeted message to a specific group of patients, in order to educate them, prompt them to schedule a specific appointment type, or request follow-up.
What is Health Campaigns?
A screening tool to assess for risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
What is the MCHAT?
Payment posting method where we post to the oldest voucher first.
Unassigned money is applied to these in PM.
What are vouchers?
Assists with cancellations, bumps and no-shows by using AI.
What is Appointment Accelerator?
Test designed for children who have a history of 2 or more episodes of wheezing, shortness of breath, or cough lasting more than 24 hours, or for children who have been diagnosed with asthma
What is the Test for Respiratory Control in Kids (TRACK)?