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The Client Search Screen and Client Details Screen in VetView allow you to search for existing clients, or create a new client that can then be associated with existing patients. Client SearchWhen this screen first loads, you can search immediately by the most common parameters, such as client's last name or account number. More FieldsClicking on the More Fields button allows you to search for additional criteria, such as phone number, email address, or direct charge account number. Set Default SearchSet Default Search will save your current select search parameters and reload them each time you load this screen. For example, if you only ever work with owners, you can set this as the default and filter out other client types of clients to avoid having them load alongside the owners. Client ListClick on the Search button to find clients that match your criteria. All matches will display in the Client List below the search box. Sort ColumnsResults can be sorted by the Account Number column or the Name column on this screen, if there are multiple matches. Click on the header of the column that you want to sort by. A small upward triangle will indicated that they are sorted descending to ascending, and a small downward triangle indicates they are sorted ascending to descending. Add New ClientClick on the Add New Client button to load a blank New Client window and create a new client. This is the same New Client window that is found on the Admission screen. Fill in all the required details and click on Save to create the new client. Client Type and Client Name are necessary to create a new client, but items such as address, phone number, and email address can be added after client creation. After Save, the Client Details screen will automatically load. Client DetailsThis screen contains a series of detailed subtabs to control every aspect of how this client interacts with the system. This screen is broken down into a series of tabs for easier navigation. Client InformationAt the top of this screen is an overview of the client details as they currently exist in the system. This includes the name and address, credit status, balance age through 150 days, and Client Alerts. This information can be changed on the subtabs below. Client Details TabThis tab contains basic information about the client. Changes can be made in each field and applied by clicking on the Save button.
Contact InfoThis subtab of the Client tab is where you can add various contact methods for your clients. You can have an unlimited number of contact methods, but only one can be marked as preferred at a time. Each contact method can have a flag set for what information should be sent. For example, a client may want to have accounting information sent via postal mail, but medical record communication sent by fax. To add a new contact, choose the contact type from the drop down menu. A small box may open to enter in the billing or mailing address. For telephone number, fax number, and email, the information should be entered directly on the line that says Contact Value. The Do Not Communicate flag will block automated communications, such as those sent out via the comm log or the reminders worklist, from being sent to the client. Portal InformationThis tab allows you to view the linked Hospital portal account, or create a new Hospital Portal account for the client. Once created, you can also send a password reset link or a welcome email immediately. After a password reset, Hospital portal clients should have immediate access to their account information on the portal. To manage accounts, please see the Web Portal Account Management (3.0 and earlier) screen under User Management or the Hospital Web Portal Account Management 3.1 depending on your version of VetView. Billing TabThe Billing tab lets you adjust the client's billing options, such as price sets, credit status, and any tax exceptions. ASAQ eligible clients must have the ASAQ information entered for them to show up properly on the ASAQ reports.
Linked ContactsThe Linked Contacts tab allows you to make connections between contacts within VetView. For clinics, you can associate RDVMs with the clinic. For a farm or ranch, you can have individuals employed at the ranch listed as linked contacts. You can also add any additional clients that this one individual client has a relationship with, such as groomers, kennels, etc.
DirectionsThe Directions tab is useful for your Field Service units that may have to physically drive out to the client's business address. Alongside the directions, any additional information such as landmarks can be included in this text field. MappingsMappings are a formal connection between two clients within VetView. Certain client mappings allow for faster new patient creation. If an RDVM is linked to a clinic, then when the RDVM is loaded, the linked clinics will appear on the left hand side of the Clinic window, so that you don't have to manually linked it up. Patients TabThe Patients tab gives you an overview of all the patients that are associated with a client. For individual clients, this would include only their personally owned pets. For RDVMs and Clinics and other group clients, it will display all of the patients that have ever been admitted to your hospital with an association to that client. Basic patient demographic information is also included on this tab, as well as the date of the last visit, any upcoming scheduled appointments, and deceased date where applicable. Use the CTRL+Click method to open up a patient record in a new tab without closing this window. Accounting TabThe Accounting tab displays a summary of client accounting information, broken out into A/R History, Billing History, and for legacy clients, UVIS or VetStar history that was migrated over from a previous system. A summary of the entire account can be printed for offline records with Print Account History. You can jump to the Cashier screen to apply a payment with Go To Cashier. You can also manually create an adjustment for the client, open a new order, or manually add late fees, by clicking on the appropriate button. Note that these advanced accounting features are privileged locked and may not appear on every user's screen. A/R HistoryThis tab contains any accounting transactions against the Invoices and Orders associated with the client. Use CTRL+Click to open an invoice or order in a new tab. Mouse over the info dot next to an Invoice or Order to see a high level overview of the order without opening it. Billing HistoryThis tab is similar to the A/R history, but includes orders that have not yet been formally invoiced because they are still in a new or pending status. UVIS Invoice HistoryOnly applicable to clients imported from a previous UVIS installation. Contains tabular data from the accounting migration. VetStar HistoryOnly applicable to clients migrated over from a previous VetStar installation. Contains tabular data from the accounting migration. Comments/Alerts TabThe Comments/Alerts tab will record any important communication information sent to the client (such as an automatic patient reminder) and display specific Client Alerts that were manually added to the client. Print Alert Log will load this information into a PDF that can be printed for offline record. Add Log Entry allows you to create a new note, as well as flag a special Client Alert associated with this client (such as VIP donor, faculty/staff, etc.) Client alerts will be highlighted. System messages that are documented automatically will not be highlighted. Document(s) TabThe Document(s) tab will display any documents that were manually scanned and uploaded to this client record. It is also where any PDFs of previous client invoices will be stored after a client merge, so that the original accounting data is preserved for legal records. |
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