EHR360

Chart Overview

The patient chart is where you open one patient and update their record. This page covers the simple edit flow and how the chart is laid out. Use the other Patients menu items for help on each section (Patient Info, Orders, Notes, and so on).

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Alex Morgan

MRN2400123403/15/1988 · Male (M)

Contact

+1 (555) 234-5678

alex.morgan@example.com

Location

Riverside, CA

Last Visit

01/10/2026

Next Appt.

02/14/2026

Assigned Provider

Dr. Jane Cooper

Due Balance

$0.00

Patient Details
Insurance
Payments
Eligibility
Face Sheet

Personal Information

Alex
Morgan
03/15/1988
Male (M)

Additional Information

***-**-4521
English
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Contact Information

alex.morgan@example.com
+1 (555) 234-5678
+1 (555) 890-1234

Address Information

456 Maple Avenue
Riverside
CA
92501

Emergency Details

+1 (555) 111-2222
Jamie Morgan
Spouse
120 Oak Street, Riverside CA

Provider Information

None

Identity Documents

Identity document fields appear here when a patient has uploaded verification documents.

How to Edit a Patient (Simple Flow)

Open Patients → Patients List. Confirm the correct practice and location in the header. Search for the patient, then click their row to open the chart. Go to the section you need (for example Patient Info for name or insurance). Make your changes and Save in that section. Confirm you have the right patient before you save.

What the Patient Chart Is

The chart (Edit Patient) is one patient’s full record: demographics, insurance, visits, notes, orders, results, medications, history, and related work. Opening a row from the list is how you edit—there is no separate everyday “edit patient” screen outside the chart.

Add Patient vs Edit Chart

Add Patient creates a new person—you mainly complete Patient Info until you save. After save, the chart opens in edit mode and other sections unlock by role. To change an existing patient, always open them from the Patients List, then edit the section you need.

How the Summary Bar Works

At the top of an open chart you see quick facts: name, MRN, date of birth, gender, contact, location, last visit, next appointment, provider, balance, allergy chips, and flags. Shortcuts may include Send Scheduling Link, Flags, and Create Task. Always confirm this is the right patient before documenting or ordering.

Where to Go for Common Jobs

Name, address, phone, insurance → Patient Info. Visits → Appointments. Visit note → Clinical Notes. Files → Documents. Lab or imaging results → Labs / Imaging. New lab or imaging order → Orders. Meds → Medications. Allergies → Allergy List. Follow-up work → Tasks. Who changed the chart → Activity Logs.

Labs / Imaging vs Orders

Labs and Imaging show results. Orders is where you create new Lab Orders, Imaging Orders, and Other orders. If you cannot place a lab, go to Orders—not Labs.

How Changes Are Saved

Each section has its own Add, Edit, and Save (or Delete). Demographics save under Patient Info. There is no single button that saves every section at once. You need the matching permission for the section you are changing.

Why a Tab Might Be Missing

Common reasons: you are still on Add Patient before save; your role does not include that tab; a practice feature is off (for example DoseSpot or IntelliMed); or access is limited for another practice’s patient. Ask an administrator to check role access and practice settings.

Common Issues

Cannot open the chart: missing view or edit permission. Cannot save: missing required fields or edit permission for that section. Looking for a patient: wrong practice/location or search too narrow. Wrong section: use Patient Info for demographics and insurance; use Orders to place labs, not the Labs results tab.