The patient chart

One record, everything attached.

Add a patient in a single dialog. Name, date of birth, pronouns, contact details, and how they found you. Everything after that attaches to the record rather than living in a folder somewhere.

• Live search everywhere. Every patient field in the app searches as you type. No scrolling a dropdown of two thousand names.
• Pronouns on the chart. Recorded and shown, because getting it right in front of the patient matters.
• Status at a glance. Checked in, active, or inactive, visible from the list.
• Export the record. A patient asks for their chart and you can hand it over the same day.

Notes without ceremony.

Most systems make you open a visit before you can type. So a phone call becomes a fake appointment, and the chart fills with encounters that never happened.

Press Add note on any chart and write. A call, an observation, a correction. It is stamped with you and the date, and it lands in Patient Notes beside the notes made during visits.

• Overview. Contact details, status, upcoming appointments, balances.
• Visits & timeline. Every encounter in order, with what was recorded.
• Care plan. Recommended treatment and where it stands.
• Patient notes. Clinical notes, symptoms, recommendations.
• Files & results. Documents, labs, imaging, outside records.
• Cases. Longer courses of care grouped together.
• Referrals. Where you have sent them and why.

New to the lingo? This is your EHR.

If you have just opened a practice, you will hear three letters everywhere: EHR, the electronic health record. It simply means the place where a patient’s story is kept. Who they are, when they came in, what you found, what you prescribed, what came back from the lab, and where you sent them next. Paper charts did this job for a century. An EHR does the same job on a computer, so nothing gets misfiled and the whole story is one search away.

In LogBlues, that record is the page you are reading about. There is no separate program to buy and no second login to remember. The chart, the schedule, the billing and Blues all live in one workspace on the clinic’s own computer, and the record belongs to you, exportable in full whenever you want it. If a program or an insurer ever asks you for a particular kind of system by name, write to us and we will tell you plainly whether LogBlues fits.

Where this sits

This is one part of LogBlues, the local-first practice workspace. The full picture is on the features page, and the product page shows it running.