Feature Requests

Currently the section of the chart that is the uploaded files is haphazard and not easy to organize. Please give options to organize/sort such as alphanumeric ascending/descending, date of upload (most/least recent), and allow drag and drop reordering of files.

Alerts that pop up when a patient file is opened to remind staff or providers of things that need their attention. Feature should allow the alert to be assigned to assistants or providers depending on the alert and have the ability to remove once addressed.

Allow the ability to rename a file of any file uploaded in the patient files to make it quicker and easier to make updates inside Practice Q without having to rename it on the desktop and upload a new copy.

When you want to view a document, it'll automatically download. I highly suggest that we should be able to preview the items before deciding to download.

Allow for creation of folders inside patient files individual to the patient to neatly manage their paperwork in their file by categories

Parent folders don't indicate there are files stored in subfolders. As in, if there has been a document uploaded in the subfolder, the parent folder doesn't show the small "1 file" note to indicate there is something within, if in a subfolder.

Would be very helpful to be able to rearrange order of tabs in client profile (so that more used tabs are more easily accessed)

Right now on the patient file I have added personalized sections for long-term and short-term goals and added those to auto populate on my self-create soap note. Is there a way for a SOAP note template to be created that auto-populates the goals? And then an option to "archive" goals and see the old versus new goals as each plan of care is updated?

It would be great to be able to set a default note type per service. Like a typical session I'd like it to default to my progress note, an intake it would default to my intake note.

Add a Title section to the client profile. We work with various law enforcement agencies and would like to add the contact person's title to their name.