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Whether you are using the Notes area to track Memberships and Packages, tagging your clients, or keeping track of additional insurance information, the Patient Notes Report will come in handy if you want to sort or filter your patients according to these details. For more on using Notes in Jane visit our handy guide on Special Notes.
The Patient List report shows a list of your clinic’s patients (the ones entered into Jane), with their full name, their contact info, and other details. Staff Members: To see a list of all patients who’ve booked appointments with a specific staff member, select the staff member from the drop-down menu in the toolbar.
Staff Members: To see a list of all patients who’ve booked appointments with a specific staff member, select the staff member from the drop-down menu in the toolbar. Patients: Select to show All Patients, only Active Patients, or only Inactive Patients
Privacy Mode was designed to be enabled when you need to be working with the patient immediately there and who can see your screen while rescheduling. If you step away from your screen, you’ll always want to also implement an administrative privacy policy, such as making sure your devices lock automatically or manually logging out.
Another way to increase privacy for patients is ensuring that the booking notifications sent to staff and any calendar subscriptions of your appointments aren’t displaying full patient names.
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The Patient List report shows a list of your clinic’s patients (the ones entered into Jane), with their full name, their contact info, and other details.
This is the list of patients who have opted-in to receive marketing emails. Patients are able to opt themselves into receiving marketing emails during the intake process, via their online portal, or have a clinic staff member opt their profile in (under Profile > Edit Settings).
Jane’s Top Patients report is handy because it will provide you with the number of bookings your top clients have made over a particular period of time. You’ll be able to change the date range at the top of the report to reflect the period of time you are interested in (month, day, year). This report can also be filtered by Staff Member.
If a patient has an invalid email address associated with their Jane account, the email address will appear in this list. This is a great report to check in on regularly as a weekly administrative task.
Whether you are using the Notes area to track Memberships and Packages, tagging your clients, or keeping track of additional insurance information, the Patient Notes Report will come in handy if you want to sort or filter your patients according to these details. You can even filter this report to see only your Starred Notes, if you’d like.
We talk a little bit about our Potential Duplicates report in our Merging Patients guide. The Potential Duplicates report will both display and allow you to merge any patients you determine are the same person. Pretty clever, hey?
The Referral Report allows clinics to see how their referral sources are working for the clinic, showing both the number of clients generated by a given referral source as well as the total dollar amount generated by that source. We have a handy guide document if you would like to learn more about the Referral Report in Jane.
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