Editing Appointment Length

EXACT automatically adds the time required to complete each Service into an overall appointment length.

The estimated time to complete each Service is defined in the Service File.

To assist Reception Staff to accurately schedule the patient’s future appointments, it is possible to change the estimated time for each appointment in the Current Course of Treatment area.

To assist the provider, notes can be added to an appointment, for example a reminder to check a tooth that had been causing the patient discomfort.

To edit the Appointment Length

  1. Double-click on the appointment in the Treatment Area. This is displayed on the Appointment line in bold black text:

    Appointment line

    An Edit Appointment window will display:

  2. Click in the Expected Time field and type in a time, or use the button to enter the new required appointment length.

    The first two digits indicate hours and the next two digits indicate minutes.

    00:25 represents 0 hour and 25 minutes

    01:30 represents 1 hour and 30 minutes.

  3. If you wish to make any changes to the appointment description or add a note, click in those fields and type in the text you want to appear.
  4. Click the button to save changes.

See also...

Treatment Planning

Buttons and Functions in the Treatment Planning Area

Keyboard shortcuts in the treatment planning list

Auto Charting

Multiple Treatment/Service Items

Modifying ‘Course of Treatment’ Settings

Adding Appointments to a Treatment Plan

Moving Services into Appointments

Provider making Notes about an Appointment

Alteration of Completion Dates - Backdating Treatment

Mixing Payors for Treatment

Mixing Payor and Private Courses of Treatment

Moving Treatment between Treatment Plan Tabs

To Hide Treatment Within Appointments

Completing (TC’ing) a Course of Treatment

Resubmitting Treatment for Correction

Adding a Treatment Plan to Batch Invoicing

Estimates

Treatment History

Clinical Notes

Custom Screens Attached to Services

Tooth Charting in 3D Mode

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Provider making Notes about an Appointment