Patient Header

the new header looks like we went back to the 90's. it is not pleasing to the eye and difficult to find the main information that we look at immediately. For instance, the name and DOB and address do not stand out immediately. The new icon indicating they are enrolled in OnPatient is extremely small and we did not know what it stood for at first. We had to keep our cursor over it to see what it meant. The icons for email, phone etc are way too historic looking. not an appealing retro look at all. Very elementary style. The photos are cut off too. The flags do not stand out. very small. Just does not work at all.

is there a way that we can increase the size of the FLAGS in DrChrono same as before. it's very unnoticeable

It would be useful to have the date that a flag was submitted for a patient to be visible before the flag contents in the medical record. We end up manually adding the date fo the flag entry each time and it gives hisotral context as to when the flag was entered.

There is no board for my request. There should be an option within Dr Chrono to require a signature for the recipient receiving controlled substances when placing order within a patient chart. The fact that it doesn't exist seems like a missed oversight. How soon can you get this vital feature added to your system for an update? How often do you all check these Feedback requests and process our concerns in a timely fashion?

Patient intake forms completed through OnPatient should be attached to the patient profile as opposed to the appointment itself. As it is now, patient forms disappear completely if the appointment has been cancelled or marked as a no-show even if the appointment is rescheduled. It is a great inconvenience to re-access the forms in that case. Instead, intake paperwork should be timestamped and added to profile (like the signed consents) so that if forms need to be completed again in the future, clinicians will know when the last forms were completed and be able access them easily if/when necessary.

It would be great if PCP and Referring Provider (if different) were always on the header, right under the Primary and Secondary Insurer.

Those should remain constantly available at the top of every page for a patient, especially in charting.

How is the new header helpful in any way? What improvement is there? You should have the option to go back to the old style.