Hover over appointment to see Reason for Visit in Week View
It would be helpful if the ability to view the reason for the visit could be seen when hovering over the appointment in the week view

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16 comments
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Anonymous commented
Would like to see appointment details added in so it shows when you hover over the appointment in the weekly view calendar. It now shows patient name, time and appointment type. Wanting it to show what is being done or discussed in appointment.
Example: Breast Augmentation or excision of mole on left side of face.
Those are some examples. That way we would not have to open the appointment up to see what the patient is being seen for. -
Dr. Jacob B. Goldstein commented
Yes, most practitioners schedule patients every 15 minutes. At least, I think that is a good average. So the problem is that you can't see the Chief Complaint in the Day screen for any of the 15 minute appointments. So it's 2 more mouse clicks and some waiting to get this information, for every 15 minute patient!
The info. that pops up when hovering over the appt. is very quick and doesn't require a mouse click.
The dept. at Pract. Fusion that is assigned to reducing mouse clicks in this program should definitely take a look at this idea. -
Mrs Sheree Young commented
The Chief Complaint is abbreviated on the schedule. When I hover over that appointment with my mouse, I would like to be able to read the entire comment in the chief complaint section. We currently have to open the appointment to read why the patient is coming in if the comment is too long.
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Kelly Scully commented
Wondering if this will be a planned update? Of all the features, I miss this one the most!!
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Glaucoma Doc commented
Was just about to suggest this, and I found that someone beat me to it. This is very helpful, because I just can't see all the details in the normal view, and when I hover over the appointment, it doesn't tell me the reason (just knowing the appointment type doesn't do much for us).
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Bo Smith commented
Yes, with miss this BIG TIME since you could do it with the old Practice Fusion. It is a HUGE time saver and allows us to better care for our patients at a glance !!!!!!
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Valerie commented
Yes, this is definitely a missing feature that is much needed! I agree with Debby as well. I cannot see the reason for a schedule block in the Week view. It should appear directly on the schedule in Week view as well as when hovering.
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Debby commented
We definitely want this! Especially with schedule blocks, it would be very helpful to be able to see the details without having to doubleclick an appointment or a block.
The old Practice Fusion had this, and it was really helpful to be able to quickly reference information.
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Elizabeth Lopez commented
Please bring this feature back! It really makes a difference, in a busy practice, when it is necessary to quickly reference details of an appointment.
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Dana Evans commented
Really miss being able to hover over apt and see the appointment notes
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Maria Bennecke commented
This is a MUST. Having to click and open up the appt wastes a lot of time. Also not having the schedule on the HOUR, not 45 min is very difficult when trying to schedule pts.
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Andy commented
Much like others below, we use that area to register if an appointment has been confirmed. Now we have to click on the appointment, which does not always respond in a timely manner. This engenders more friction in an already busy practice.
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Anonymous commented
I want this
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Ms Cheri Huff commented
also time display!! when we hover it doesn't show time like it did before...
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Kelly Scully commented
We also use this spot to acknowledge confirmed appointments. We really miss the ability to hover over the appointment slot to see if the patients have been confirmed yet (in the reason box)
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Anonymous commented
this is a must!