General ICANotes Reports are accessible from the Reports dropdown menu.
This report is accessible from the Reports dropdown menu. The Patient Records report is used to:
This report can be filtered by Patient Name, Unique ID, Last Exam Date, Clinician and Status by using the up and down arrows next to each header.
The results also show Date of Current Illness, Referred for Services, Where Seen, Insurance Carrier, and Insurance Carrier 2. The Patient Records report can be printed or exported to Excel. ICANotes users may also use the radio buttons under the Status column to change a patient’s status from Active to Inactive very easily.
This report is accessible from the Reports dropdown menu. You may use this report to generate a daily list of notes created on the date of your choice by all clinicians or by just one clinician at a time.
The results show Patient’s Name/Pt Number, Encounter Date/Note Created, Code, Diagnoses, Location, Clinician, checkboxes which indicate if the note is finished and/or signed, and additional information on the far right about the note creation date/time and signature detail, if applicable.
This report can be printed using the button or you can print each note represented in this report using the
button.
This report is accessible from the Reports dropdown menu. You may use this report to generate a daily list of appointments for one particular clinician. This is especially useful for clinicians who just want to see a quick list of the patients they have scheduled on a given day without having to go into the Appointment Book.
There are shortcuts to Appointment Book functions here as well. The status of the appointment can be easily edited here, and the user can click on the button to view the actual appointment or on
to access the patient’s chart. The menu can be used to pull up other clinicians’ appointments. This report can be printed by using the
button.
This report is accessible from the Reports dropdown menu. You may use this report to display all the documents that need to be completed or produced by the clinician. Because it is so useful, many groups choose to show this report at Login. A clinician can choose to show this page on Login by checking the box.
In the first area in the upper left corner, any documents that are due for a patient are displayed. These reminders are based on the rules that are set in Settings & Directories > Group Level Settings & Directories > Rules. The section in the bottom left corner lists notes that have been started but are not compiled and/or have not been signed. The “Chart” button is a shortcut that will take you right to that patient’s chart to access the document for completion. The default range for this section is 7 days but up to a year of documentation can be viewed. Because Form Letters, Clinical Messages, and Custom Forms are typically not critical, they are ignored by default.
The area on the right side lists the clinician’s scheduled appointments for a particular day and whether or not they generated a note for the patient’s visit. This list replicates the Calendar Quick View report.
Group Administrators have access to the to view all outstanding documentation due by all clinicians in the practice
The button can be used to remind a clinician of incomplete documentation via an internal message.
This report is accessible from the Reports dropdown menu. The claim log gives a list of previously submitted claims, note type, service charge, and auto post remittance(s). This list can be viewed in the Billing/Productivity Report by clicking the button.
This report is accessible from the Reports dropdown menu. You may use this report to ensure that for each appointment a note has been completed, a claim has been submitted, and a charge has been created. This report is sorted by clinician, with each appointment listed on the left.
Whether a charge has been entered can be easily determined by the color in the middle column; if it is pink there is no activity and if it is green there is a charge. The patient copay information from demographics is displayed in this column. The far right column will show you if the clinician has created the note, compiled the note into a finished document and e-signed