Major TherapyNotes Redesign
Yes, you're in the right place! You are now looking at the brand new TherapyNotes design. Every pixel on every screen was reconsidered to maximize ease-of-use, consistency, and of course aesthetic appeal. However, the new design will be entirely familiar to you. You will not need to learn anything new.
Some of the benefits of the new design include:
ICD-10 Codes
The day is finally here. Starting with appointments on 10/1, ICD-10 diagnosis codes should be used. Remember, this is based on the date of service, so continue using ICD-9 on services from before 10/1. Because TherapyNotes always copies your diagnosis from your most recent note, be sure to do your notes in order! Try not to do any ICD-10 notes until your ICD-9 notes are all done. For example if you do a treatment plan dated 10/1 with an ICD-10 code, and then do a progress note for a session in September, your ICD-10 diagnosis code will be pre-filled. Consider using a September date if you have to do a treatment plan for any notes that will need ICD-9 codes. Also take advantage of the History button in the diagnosis field to choose a different diagnosis. More Information
Selectable Table Columns
Various data tables will now automatically display columns based on what will fit on your display. For example, if you have a large enough display, the Patients page will now show the patient’s preferred phone and the Billing page will now include a new Insurance Paid column. If your display is too small to display the column you want to see, click the "Select Columns" icon to override the automatic selection. More Information
Retina Practice Logos and Photos
High resolution "retina" quality practice logos are now used, such as on your client portal. If you previously uploaded a high resolution logo, you're already set. Otherwise, visit the Practice Logo settings page if you'd like to upload a higher resolution logo. Further, any patient or staff photos will be displayed in high resolution within TherapyNotes. A high resolution display is needed to see the high quality images.
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