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Booking & Scheduling Module
Enhanced and
Updated for Release 2001
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The
Booking/Scheduling module is designed to replace the
week-at-a-glance paper based appointment booking system. Using
sophisticated and fast interface controls, booking patient
appointments has never been easier! Scheduling for providers
and/or resources makes booking a snap. Book your exam rooms,
xray equipment, treatment rooms - whatever you wish. Paper based
day-sheet reports let you carry with you what is already in your
schedule. And you can perform OHIP and Direct billing right from
the patient's appointment, and automatically mark the
appointment as billed. Never let a billing slip through
your fingers again.
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The
Visual Practice Booking/Scheduling module is a powerful tool for
organizing and maximizing your time. By scheduling a physician's
time in the module, patient bookings become straight forward, as Visual
Practice ensures provider availability for a patient. Visual
Practice also enables you to automate many tasks directly from the
booking system. Each day contains a list of patients that have
been seen, and some that missed their appointment. This list can
be used ahead of time to validate each person's health card prior to the
appointment to ensure eligibility, using the Visual Practice HCV
module.

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Once appointment(s) have
been completed, the same list can be used for fast billing to OHIP (through
the Billing Day Sheet Module) or
directly to the patient or their insurance company, one at a time, or in
bulk.
For practices, clinics or
hospital departments, the Booking/Scheduling module provides a
simplified, single point of reference for staff availability and patient
bookings. You can also schedule resources such as rooms and
equipment, and associate them with providers and patient's schedules and
bookings. And for those practices that frequently see one
another's patients, custom views allow providers and resources on the
same day to be shown side, enabling you to easily drag and drop
appointments from one column to another.
Custom coloring of
appointments based on visit reason or procedure provide a simple,
"at-a-glance" summary of your day. Background coloring
of the day's available space makes it easy to identify open spots in the
provider's schedule.

New to Visual Practice Release 2001 - Integrated Recalls! Booking a
recall for a patient enables you to recall patients for future
appointments. You can pre-fill a recall by "Type" which
enables you to pre-fill the appointment with all the necessary details
about the intended appointment. No more searching for post it note
is files or notes scribbled in appointment book columns. This
fast, easy to use feature is full integrated with the Book &
Scheduling Module. Existing customers with Support Service
Agreements can look forward to this upgrade in January of 2001.
The main recalls screen
includes patient contact information & and the ability to convert a
recall into an appointment in seconds! Print a recalls list for
any day you wish.
Recalls are automatically
marked as booked once an appointment is made using that recall, making
it easy to manage and track used recalls. The simple on screen
recall summary gives you all the information you need to contact the
patient, discuss the nature of the appointment, and book the appointment
all in one simple integrated step.
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New to Visual Practice Release 2001 - Daily
Appointment Templates. Create and apply present appointment
times for specific services. Color coded procedures, and
search available appointments by Visit Reason, Procedure,
Provider, Date, and Resource! Book patient appointment right
from the search option, or double-click on a template appointment
and book it on the spot!

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Key Benefits
- Eliminate bulky patient
booking binders
- Organize your booking and scheduling in a completely paperless manner
- Multiple Views: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly
- Easily navigate from day to day, week to week, month to month or year
to year
- Set viewing durations from 5 to 60 minutes - book in any duration or
interval you wish - the scheduling screen always fits it cleanly on the
screen
- Perform HCV (Health Card Validation) for
all patients in a day or week prior to their visit - get immediate
responses on validation
- No waiting overnight for HCV responses - validate a day's health cards
in under 3 minutes
- Schedule patient bookings, schedule provider and resource availability
- Patient booking/provider scheduling conflict detection, prevents
bookings when providers or resources are unavailable
- Color code appointments for easier viewing and appointment
identification
- Create custom views - side by side columns of providers or resources
- Schedule details such as surgical procedures - book the procedure
type, hospital, OR and other information right in the appointment
- Fields to confirm appointment with patient, or for marking attendance
- Trigger billing macros to execute for attended appointments
- Support for long term repeat appointments by complex patterns
- Drag and Drop appointments from one day to another
- Book multiple appointments in the same time slot, or overlap
appointments
- No limits on the number of appointments per column,
per day
- Integrated Patient Recalls system
Standards of
Conformance
- Internet standard
iCalendar methodology for repeat appointments
- Grid layout de facto standard used by popular calendar programs such
as Outlook 98 and Lotus
Organizer
- Ministry of Health Health Card Validation Support
- All date fields are entered and stored in year 2000
compliant format
Cost
One Time Cost: $395
per licensed user
Annual Subscription Cost:
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Licenses
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Per
Licenses Subscription Fee
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1-5
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50/per
user/provider
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6-10
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30/per
user/provider
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11-15
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20/per
user/provider
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16-20
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15/per
user/provider
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21 and above
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10/per
user/provider
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Pre-Requisites
- Visual Practice Client Only or
Client/Server Base License
- Visual Practice Patient Registry Module
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Last Updated:
Tuesday, November 14, 2006 10:25 AM
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