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26.03.06

MAR 26

REV-7647

We updated the CL catalog for the import catalog and Smartflow processing.

Epic

REV-7487

We have updated the frames catalog and lens parameters for twelve84.

Epic

26.02.27

FEB 26

REV-7755

RevPay Specific : The user has the ability to refund a RevPay payment on the invoice, at which point new tooltip and modal names will be displayed Void/Refund. Once the payment is successfully voided/refunded on the invoice, a credit and refund will appear in the patient file, accompanied by the appropriate reference notes.The reference notes will site the orignal RevPay reference number for the credit and new reference number for the refund on the refund entry. Furthermore, these transactions will subsequently be reflected in the relevant accounting reports as anticipated.

User Story

26.02.13

FEB 26

REV-7726

A new practice preference has been introduced in the Admin section under General > Practice Pref > Additional Pref > Accounting. This enhancement allows users to include voided payments on invoice printouts.Key Features:

A Yes & No button group is available, with No set as the default option.
When enabled, voided payments will be displayed on the invoice printout.
Voided payments will be marked with the code "VOID" and will include the original payment details.
The invoice will also show the text "- VOID <amount>" at the end.
All columns, except for Balance, will be left blank, with Balance always displaying as $0.00.

User Story

REV-7736

The Inventory Aging report columns had a configuration issue that caused age results to display with multiple decimal places. It has been fixed to display only to the first decimal place.

Bug

26.01.30

JAN 26

REV-6809

In accordance with USCDI version 3, we have added a new section to the demographics screen to document Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) criteria.

Epic

REV-6793

To align with USCDI version 3 requirements, we have enhanced the Orientation/Mood screen in encounters by introducing new fields. These additions allow for the assignment of SNOMED codes related to Mental Status and Functionality Status. Additionally, users can now input free-text comments regarding Disability Status.

Epic

REV-6791

To align with USCDI version 3 requirements, we have enhanced the Health Goals screen in the patient record by introducing new fields. These enhancements enable users to enter free-text comments related to Treatment Interventions and Care Experience Preferences.

Epic

REV-6717

In compliance with ONC, we updated the CCDA document to conform to USCDI version 3 standards.

Epic

REV-6716

We have updated the following libraries in accordance with ONC certification: RxNorm, CVX, NDC, and LONIC.

Epic

REV-6661

In accordance with USCDI version 3, we have introduced a new field to the Demographics section of the patient record, allowing users to document a patient’s tribal affiliation. Given the region-specific nature of Native American tribal affiliations, the options for the new dropdown menu are managed by the practice within the Admin module. You can find this new configuration screen by navigating to Admin > Data Configuration > Patient Information > Tribal Affiliations. You should reference https://terminology.hl7.org/CodeSystem-v3-TribalEntityUS.html for registered naming conventions and code required when entered tribes into the Admin settings.

Epic

REV-6388

In response to customer requests and the ONC Certification requirement a(5), we have introduced a feature that allows the recording of a patient’s preferred pronouns. This new functionality is accessible via a dropdown menu on the patient demographics screen. The options available in this dropdown can be configured in the Admin module under Data Configuration > Patient Information. Once a selection is made, it will be prominently displayed in the patient header for easy viewing.

Epic

REV-6387

In accordance with ONC standards we have updated the CCDA document for use USCDI version 3. CCDA stands for Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture. It is a standardized document format used in healthcare to represent clinical information, such as patient health records, in a structured and interoperable way.USCDI stands for U.S. Core Data for Interoperability. It is a standardized set of health data elements that the U.S. government has defined to ensure that electronic health records (EHRs) and other health IT systems can exchange information in a consistent and interoperable manner.

Epic

26.01.16

JAN 26

REV-7567

We have updated the Attribute dropdown menu within the Inventory system, specifically under the Products section. You can now find the year 2026 listed in the Year field of the Attributes tab.

User Story