Problem list
Essential hypertension
I10 · active since September
EHR
Patients, visits, the scribe, intake, agreements, tasks, and requests. Wednesday morning is already underway.
Patients
Demographics, coverage, and the problem list are in the room before anyone asks for them. MRN 100481. March 14, 1988.
Problem list
Essential hypertension
I10 · active since September
Coverage
Pinetree Health
Choice PPO · PT-44021
Patient
Visits
Elena is finished in room 1. Jordan is in room 2 for a new-patient checkup. Chris is still on the board at 10:30.
8:40
Elena Voss
Room 1 · completed
9:00
Jordan Hale
Room 2 · in the room
10:30
Chris Adelman
Room 1 · still to confirm
Scribe
The 9:00 transcript stays with the chart. The assessment is essential hypertension, and the note stays hidden until someone asks to see it.
Dr. Shah. What brought you in?
Jordan. The pharmacy machine has been reading my pressure high.
Dr. Shah. We will keep the lisinopril and look again in a month.
Note
Essential hypertension. Continue lisinopril 10 mg. Return in a month.
Intake
Jordan’s intake is on file for the 9:00 visit. Reason, pharmacy, medication, and the penicillin rash.
Intake · Jordan Hale
On file for Wednesday, October 14
Reason
Checkup. Blood pressure has been high at the pharmacy.
Pharmacy
Hope Street Pharmacy
Medications
Lisinopril 10 mg daily
Allergies
Penicillin, rash
Agreements
Jordan signed the consent to evaluate and treat. Chris Adelman’s records release is the one still missing.
Consent to evaluate and treat
Jordan Hale
Signed for the 9:00 visit with Dr. Shah. The chart can be opened.
Signed
Tasks
The morning has a records release waiting on Chris, and a denial follow-up waiting on Elena. Both are due today.
Open · October 14
Chris Adelman still needs to sign before 10:30.
Open · October 14
Elena Voss has an August claim denied for medical necessity.
Requests
Morgan Lee wrote in at 7:40. A new-patient visit for blood pressure. Mornings work best. The request is still new.
New · 7:40
I would like a new-patient visit for blood pressure. Mornings work best.