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New Treatment Progress feature

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  • Kimberly Rosen

    Can you say more about this feature and how to access it?  

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  • Michael Manchester-Miles

    Kimberly, its now a tab above the progress note. Open a progress note to edit and you will see it. You can go in there and link the progress note to treatment plan which is a good addition in functionality. 

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  • Jenni R. Harris

    I love the new treatment progress feature.  I am trying to figure out how to open a progress note without the client being scheduled.  I need to update treatment plan progress every 90 days for Medicaid clients.  These reviews are not always due on the day they have an appointment.  Is there a way to open the progress note without scheduling the client for an appointment?

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  • Emily Quinnett

    You can create a new dx and tx plan directly from the client's main page. Client on their name and above their latest appointment you will see a box that says New with a down arrow. Client New and then click Diagnosis and Treatment Plan

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  • Charlene Lenkart

    Any way this could also be made available for non-Wiley treatment plans?

     

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  • Tracy Blackstone

    Just wanted to put another bump here  for making this available for non-Wiley treatment plans. I have my own treatment plan I have created for my practice and it would be nice to be able to see a reminder of the client's goals while writing their progress note. Thanks

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  • Kathy Slaughter

    Adding my own bump. I'm not a fan of using the Wiley treatment plans, as I have my own client-centered way of doing it, so the treatment progress tab is useless to me right now.

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  • Viergelyn Chery-Reed

    Can we have this for non-wiley and/or secondary dx that aren't populating using wiley?

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  • Chance Parker Summers

    Can we please have this for non-wiley plans!? As well as an additional typing section at the bottom to be able to include requirements that are specific to certain insurance providers.  For example: I have to include a statement on the treatment plan that quantifies when the client knows they will be done with treatment.  

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  • Dawna Cornelissen

    I can't believe this isn't available for non-Wiley plans, especially since there are a number of diagnoses without Wiley plans. Very confusing and misleading. 

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  • Brenton Wejrowski

    YES. I'm not even sure what this looks like since there's nothing online but this would be nice. alternatively a new goal measure would be nice, or the ORS. 

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  • Robert Broyles

    Adding another bump to this. We need the ability to add treatment progress to any treatment plan template that exists, not just Wiley. 

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  • Chance Parker Summers

    yes, please make this change ASAP. 

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  • Tricia Beach

    Adding another request for having this available for non-wifey tx plans! I have a client who works on the auditing side of health insurance and she has told me that one of the reasons clawbacks are requested is because the treatment plans are too "cookie cutter", which the Wiley is (imo). Also with the wiley some of the recommendations for resources are not ones I use. I would like to use that goal but feel concern if I'm not following the recommended resource. 

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  • Amanda Sanchez

    I need this update for Non Wiley plans. I like my plans to be tailored and specific to the needs of my patient so I have developed my own, but I would love to be able to track progress more efficiently. 

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  • Misty Cadle

    Adding another comment. I need this for non-wiley treatment plans too. We have to tweak the Wiley because they are not measurable or specific and have to create many of our own. The diagnoses need updated as well to coincide with the ICD 10 codes (example is Dysthymia-Persistent Depressive Disorder). 

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  • Tricia Beach

    Yes, please update the CPT codes! to be consistent with the DSM-5 TR

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  • Erin Evanson-Lass

    I too need the update for non-wiley treatment plans please!

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