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Appointment Tile Coloring Based on Visit Reason in Scheduler Views

Appointment Tile Coloring Based on Visit Reason in Scheduler Views

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the scheduler can now display appointment tiles in the color associated with the Visit Reason. The appointment status appears in brackets next to the visit reason (e.g., [Flu Shot] [Scheduled]). In Enterprise View, the status is shown only in the tooltip. Appointment Summary no longer displays status-based colors when this setting is enabled.

Automatic Timestamp on Editing Vitals in Provider Note

Automatic timestamp update on editing vitals in Provider Note

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the date and time of a vitals entry will update automatically when the user edits the entry and clicks Accept. This will ensure accurate timestamps of modification to vitals data.

Custom Colors and Preferences for Visit Reason-Based Coloring

Custom Colors and Preferences for Visit Reason-Based Coloring

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can assign specific colors to Visit Reasons and configure how appointment tiles appear in scheduler views. From My Preferences, users can choose between Visit Reason or Appointment Status-based coloring. A default color is auto-assigned if no color is selected.

Eligibility Access for Inactive or Out-of-Date Insurance Plans

Eligibility Access for Inactive or Out-of-Date Insurance Plans

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can perform eligibility inquiries and view eligibility history even when the associated insurance plan is inactive or outside the effective date range. This enables the user to retrieve historical coverage details necessary for audits, claim resolution, and appeals.

Task Filters Enhancement – “Assigned To” and “New Tasks” Filters Available Across All Task Nodes

Task Filters Enhancement – "Assigned To" and "New Tasks" Filters Available Across All Task Nodes

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can now streamline task management through improved filtering options in Tasks module.

The introduction of "Assigned To" and "New Tasks" filters allows for better tracking and organization of tasks based on assignment and read status.

BIMS Assessment Option Added in CureMD

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, providers now have the option to complete the Brief Interview for Mental Status (BIMS) Assessment directly within CureMD.

This addition supports the identification of appropriate treatment goals and strategies for patients diagnosed with dementia by screening their cognitive status effectively.

Morse Fall Scale (MFS) Assessment Option Available in CureMD

Morse Fall Scale (MFS) Assessment Option Available in CureMD

This enhancement introduces the Morse Fall Scale (MFS) Assessment in CureMD, allowing providers to systematically evaluate patients' risk of falling.

This addition promotes patient safety and targeted care management during clinical encounters.

Drag and Drop Enabled for Reordering Systems in PE Templates

Drag and Drop Enabled for Reordering Systems in PE Templates

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the user can reorder systems within PE templates using drag-and-drop functionality instead of manually updating sequence numbers.

This streamlines template organization by allowing quick repositioning of systems in the desired order.

Data Template Names Override Default Component Names in Provider Notes

Data Template Names Override Default Component Names in Provider Notes

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the user sees the data template name displayed as the subheading in the note instead of the default component name when a customized template is applied. This ensures consistency and clarity by reflecting the intended context of the template.

BMI Category Labels Updated in Vitals 

BMI Category Labels Updated in Vitals 

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the BMI category labels in the Vitals section and Provider Note display “Morbid Obesity” instead of “Extremely Obese” and “Healthy Weight” instead of “Normal Weight.” This change aligns BMI category labels with CDC's naming convention and provides more accurate terminology for clinical documentation.