RESOURCE CENTER

Tutorials & setup guides.

Step-by-step walkthroughs for getting set up — for facilities, providers and patients. Open any guide for an interactive, click-through tour.

FRONT OFFICE 6 min · 9 steps
Patient Registration and Check-In Process

Register patients quickly with complete demographic, insurance, and medical information.

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FRONT OFFICE 5 min · 5 steps
Room and Bed Management Process

Configure your facility by creating buildings, floors, rooms, and beds. Once setup is complete, use the Room & Bed Capacity dashboard to monitor bed availability, occupancy, and capacity in real time for efficient patient placement and admissions.

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ACCOUNTING 5 min · 6 steps
Billing and Payment

The Billing and Superbill process enables healthcare providers to create accurate, claim-ready billing records by selecting the patient, adding diagnoses and services, reviewing charges, and generating a finalized superbill for insurance submission, payment processing, and record keeping.

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CLINICAL 5 min · 12 steps
Patient Admission Workflow

The admission workflow begins when the nurse picks up a checked-in patient from the queue, completes the initial assessment, flags a doctor or provider for evaluation, and proceeds with admission when inpatient care is required.

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CLINICAL 7 min · 6 steps
Patient Discharge Workflow

The provider opens the patient's Health Registry to access the complete electronic medical record. From the registry, the provider selects Discharge Order to document the patient's discharge plan, including discharge status, condition, activity, diet, medications, follow-up care, and discharge instructions.

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CLINICAL 6 min · 5 steps
Medical Diagnosis Workflow

Providers document ICD-10-based medical diagnoses in the patient’s Health Registry, and nurses can review the diagnosis history from the CareCard for continuity of care.

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CLINICAL 4 min · 4 steps
Medication Order Workflow

Providers create medication orders linked to the patient’s diagnosis, and nurses review and document administration through the eMAR for safe medication tracking.

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CLINICAL 5 min · 4 steps
Treatment Order Workflow

Treatment orders allow providers to prescribe non-medication care linked to a patient’s diagnosis. Once submitted, the order appears in the TAR for nurses to review, complete, and document patient response.

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CLINICAL 3 min · 4 steps
Ancillary Order Workflow

Ancillary orders enable providers to request support services, such as physical therapy, respiratory therapy, or nutrition services. Once submitted, the order is available for the appropriate care team to review, complete, and document.

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CLINICAL 5 min · 4 steps
Lab Order Workflow

Lab orders allow providers to request diagnostic tests and make them available in the patient’s CareCard for nursing review, follow-up, and result documentation.

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CLINICAL 5 min · 11 steps
Nursing Assessment Workflow

The Nursing Assessment module enables nurses to document routine observations, focused clinical findings, risk screenings, comprehensive assessments, and ongoing patient monitoring throughout the patient's stay.

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COMMUNICATION 4 min · 4 steps
FaciliChat Messaging Workflow

Securely communicate with physicians and care team members to share patient updates, discuss care, and coordinate clinical decisions in real time.

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SYMPTOM-CHECKER 4 min · 9 steps
Symptom Checker Workflow

The Symptom Checker helps patients assess their symptoms, receive possible health insights, and determine the appropriate level of care before consulting a healthcare provider.

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SCHEDULER 4 min · 7 steps
Patient Appointment Scheduling Workflow

Patients schedule appointments by selecting a provider, choosing an available date and time, and submitting a request. The provider reviews the request and approves, reschedules, or declines it. Once approved, the appointment is confirmed and added to both the patient's and provider's schedules.

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