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Stopping Active Recalls for Expired Patients
Stopping Active Recalls for Expired Patients
This section provides instructions for stopping recall notices for expired patients.
Stop Active Recalls for an Expired Patient
You can update the patient records and stop active recalls for an expired patient.
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Stopping Active Recalls and Cancelling Future Appointments
This section provides instructions for stopping active recalls and cancelling future appointments for expired patients. Stop Active Recalls and Cancel Future Appointments for an Expired Patient Track Appointment Cancellations and Recall Stops for an Expired Patient Track Reasons for Appointment Cancellations or Stopping Recalls for an Expired Patient Parent topic: Managing an Expired Patient Record
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Cancelling Future Appointments for Expired Patients
When expiring a patient, you can stop active recalls and/or cancel future appointments. Depending on how your practice is setup you may be required to enter a reason for stopping a recall and/or cancelling future appointments. Refer to the following sections for instructions for stopping active recalls and cancelling future appointments. Access the Modify Person/Patient Information Window Cancel Future Appointments for an Expired Patient You can update the patient records and cancel future appointments for an expired patient. Parent topic: Managing an Expired Patient Record
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Stop Active Recall Setup for Expired Patients
When stopping active recalls for expired patients, you have the option of tracking the reason the recall was stopped based on your practice preference settings. To track the reason the recall was manually stopped, do the following: Add Recall Stop Reasons in File Maintenance Enable Tracking of Recall Plan Stop Reasons in Practice Preferences Add Recall Stop Reasons in File Maintenance You can add reasons to stop recalls for expired patients. Enable Tracking of Recall Plan Stop Reasons in Practice Preferences You can set Practice Preferences to enable the tracking of reasons to stop recall plans. Parent topic: Managing an Expired Patient Record
NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help
Stopping Active Recalls for Expired Patients
This section provides instructions for stopping recall notices for expired patients. Stop Active Recalls for an Expired Patient You can update the patient records and stop active recalls for an expired patient. Parent topic: Managing an Expired Patient Record
NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help
Stopping Active Recalls and Cancelling Future Appointments
This section provides instructions for stopping active recalls and cancelling future appointments for expired patients. Stop Active Recalls and Cancel Future Appointments for an Expired Patient Track Appointment Cancellations and Recall Stops for an Expired Patient Track Reasons for Appointment Cancellations or Stopping Recalls for an Expired Patient Parent topic: Managing an Expired Patient Record
NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help
Stop Active Recalls for an Expired Patient
Stopping active recalls for an expired patient involves the following steps: Update date of expiry in the patient records Stop Active Recalls Open the Modify Person Information or Modify Patient Information window to update the expired patient data. Select the Expired check box. The Expired Date field becomes active. Enter the Expired Date for the person or patient. Do one of the following the application message that appears asking if you want to stop active recalls: Select Yes. If Recall Plan Stop Reason tracking is enabled in Practice Preferences, the Reason for Stopping Recall application message opens. Select a reason for stopping the plan and select OK. All active recalls are canceled. Select No. The active recalls remain in the system. A message appears asking you to stop active recalls for the expired patients when you open the Modify Person Information or Modify Patient Information window or Chart for the expired patient in NextGen® Enterprise PM. Select Cancel to return to th
