Scheduling
Booking, in about four seconds
Day, week and provider views in one calendar. Book from the schedule, from the chart, or from a graph on the dashboard.
The whole team’s day, side by side.
Every clinician gets a column, so a glance tells you who is free, who is buried, and where the gap is.
- Three views. Day for working, week for planning, provider for balancing the load.
- Book from anywhere. From the schedule, from the patient’s chart, or by clicking a day on the dashboard’s visit graph.
- The hours are readable. A green stem runs down the day with the hours marked along it, rather than a grid of grey lines.
- Reason attached. The appointment carries why they are coming, so the visit opens with context already in it.
Arrival to follow-up.
- They arrive. Check in from the schedule. The visit opens with the reason already attached.
- You see them. Symptoms, vitals, clinical note and recommendations, written while you are in the room.
- You close it. Completing a visit offers the follow-ups in one step: book the next appointment, assign a task, open a case, write a referral, or issue a doctor’s note.
- It lands. The appointment appears on the calendar, on the chart, and on the dashboard for that day.
Where this sits
This is one part of LogBlues, the local-first practice workspace by LogBlues. The full picture is on the features page, and the product page shows it running.