EHR360

Dashboard Overview

The Dashboard is your day-of home screen. The left side is Today's Schedule (General Appointment and Services). The right side is the Action Center (Results, Tasks, Messages, Orders) plus Documents. Set Practice and Location(s) in the header before you trust an empty list or inbox counts.

Design — Dashboard layout

Demo Practice
Main Location

Left — Today's Schedule

Today's Schedule

12 Pts
07/22/2026
General Appointment
Services
JD
Jane DoeDOB 03/14/19889:30 AM
Provider: Dr. SmithScheduled

Office Visit: Follow-up · Room Exam 3

Check-inView Details Note Join

Journey progress

EligibilityChecked InNote CompletedBilling EnteredBilled to Insurance

Right — Action Center

RESULTS

24

TASKS

5

MESSAGES

3

ORDERS

8

Results
Tasks
Messages
Orders

Results · Tasks · Messages · Orders · Documents

Screen Layout (What You See)

Open Dashboard from the main menu. The page has three clear zones: header, left schedule, and right Action Center.

The app header holds Practice, Location(s), Search patients, notifications, and dialer when calling is on. The left side is Today's Schedule with date controls, General Appointment / Services tabs, filters, and appointment cards. The right side is the Action Center summary chips and detail tabs, with Documents underneath.

Everything on the page follows the practice and locations you pick in the header. Wrong context is the most common reason the schedule or inbox looks empty. Day-of status (check-in through checkout) runs on schedule cards; booking new visits happens on Appointments.

  • Header: Practice, Location(s), patient search, notifications, and dialer when calling is on.
  • Left: Today's Schedule with date controls, General Appointment / Services tabs, filters, and cards.
  • Right: Action Center summary chips and detail tabs, with Documents underneath.
  • Day-of status runs on schedule cards; booking new visits happens on Appointments.
  • Wrong Practice or Location context is the most common reason lists look empty.

Tip

Confirm Practice and Location(s) before you trust an empty list or zero counts.

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Header: Practice, Location, and Patient Search

The header sets which clinic and sites the Dashboard shows. Always set these before working the schedule or Action Center.

Choose the Practice you are working in, then one or more Locations. If none are selected, the schedule may show a yellow reminder and provider/service filters stay limited. Search patients… finds a patient and opens their chart without leaving the header (needs patient view permission).

Optional controls include role switcher, notification bell, RingCentral dialer (Open dialer), theme, and user menu. Open dialer in the header is the general phone dialer, not telemedicine Join on a card. If the schedule looks empty, check locations first—then filters and date.

  • Practice and Location(s) control which schedule and inbox items you see.
  • No location selected can show a yellow reminder and limit provider/service filters.
  • Search patients… opens a chart from the header when you have patient view permission.
  • Optional: role switcher, notification bell, RingCentral Open dialer, theme, user menu.
  • Header Open dialer is the general phone dialer—not telemedicine Join on a card.

Important

Working in the wrong practice or location silently hides other sites’ appointments and inbox items.

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How Left and Right Work Together

Use the left schedule for the patient in front of you, and the right Action Center for inbox work between visits.

Set Practice + Locations in the header, then filter General Appointment (or Services) for the patients you are running. Check-in → Rooming → provider completes note (journey Note Completed). Between patients, work Action Center Results (Sign lab), Reply to Messages, and clear Orders/Tasks as needed. Finish Ready for Check-Out / Start Check-Out on the schedule card.

Book tomorrow’s visit from Appointments, not from an empty schedule card. Setup for Visit Types, Users, and Scheduling happens on Practices pages before booking. Do not leave patients mid-check-in to dig through unrelated inbox filters—finish the card flow first when the patient is present.

How to do it

  1. Confirm Practice and Locations.
  2. Open General Appointment and filter as needed.
  3. Check-in the next patient and complete rooming.
  4. While waiting on provider time, clear one Results or Messages item from Action Center.
  5. When the visit is done, advance Ready for Check-Out → Start Check-Out → Complete.
  6. Book future visits on Appointments when the day is planned ahead.
  • Left schedule: run check-in through checkout for the patient in front of you.
  • Right Action Center: Results, Messages, Orders, and Tasks between visits.
  • Typical card path: Check-in → Rooming → note completed → Ready for Check-Out → Complete.
  • Book future visits on Appointments, not from an empty schedule card.
  • Finish the card flow first when the patient is present; triage inbox between visits.

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Permissions and Tips

Missing tabs or buttons usually means Dashboard / appointment operation permissions or a feature off (telemedicine meeting, RingCentral calling)—not a broken page.

Access Denied means no Dashboard view permission. General Appointment / Services tabs each need their own dashboard tab permissions. View Details tabs (Billing, Eligibility, Vitals, Problem List, Medications) appear only when allowed. A doctor-only provider filter can hide other providers’ patients—widen Provider when covering a clinic.

When a Visit Type is missing from booking or filters, check Visit Types create → Users assign → Provider Schedule → Scheduling hours before blaming Dashboard. When eligibility cannot run, check Service Types and active insurance plans—not Visit Types. For Insurance vs Self Pay booking rules, see Appointments. For claim submit/ERA, see Billing—not the journey bar alone.

  • Access Denied = no Dashboard view permission.
  • General Appointment and Services each need their own dashboard tab permissions.
  • View Details tabs (Billing, Eligibility, Vitals, Problem List, Medications) appear only when allowed.
  • A doctor-only Provider filter can hide other clinicians’ patients—widen Provider when covering.
  • Missing Visit Type: create → assign → Provider Schedule → Scheduling hours before blaming Dashboard.
  • Eligibility failures: check Service Types and active plans—not Visit Types.

Important

Feature flags (telemedicine meeting, RingCentral calling) can hide Join or Call even when Dashboard view is allowed.

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