Custom Forms

BreezyNotes Custom forms allows our customers to document just about anything, exactly as they see fit. If you'd like a custom form created just for your practice, contact us today. Already set up? Here are two ways to get started with BreezyNotes Custom Forms: Start Via the...

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Submit a Corrected Claim

When you need to submit a corrected claim or void a claim, this is done through the Office Ally clearing house. This can happen if you need to change/update diagnosis codes, CPT codes, charges or included the wrong information in the original claim when it...

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Setup a Client with the Portal

To enable the Client Portal for a client, you'll need to either create a new client or edit an existing client's demographics. Under the "Notices" section of the client demographics, there is a field titled "Allow Client Portal." Select "Yes." If they have elected to receive email...

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Setup | Create Forms

The BreezyNotes Client Portal allows you to build any form you can imagine for your clients to complete. This includes intake paperwork, consents, releases, client self-assessments and more. There is one default form in the portal; "Concerns and Symptoms." When a client completes this form it will auto populate...

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Setup | Create a Welcome Message

The Welcome Message is a message the client receives automatically when they first log in to the Client Portal. It is only sent once. To create your welcome message: Go to Administration > Client Portal Click the "Welcome Message" tab Create a Subject Create a Message ...

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BreezyNotes Launches Customizable Notes with Version 1.9

Announcing Custom Forms BreezyNotes 1.9 brings a number of new updates, but the focus of this revision was Custom Forms. Now we can build any type of note template your practice might need with many standard fields like text boxes, checkboxes, radio buttons, lists, etc. Just...

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BreezyNotes Default User Roles

We can fine-tune what different people in your practice have access to. For instance, a Therapist can see their own clients and client financials, but they cannot see the PHI of clients connected to other therapists. A rough outline of each of our default Access Control Groups is below....

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