Psychiatrists get a this-visit Rx pad instead of a second copy of the med list. Creating a patient can start from a PDF or pasted record. Sign-in is a new shell. A few list and credit nits are at the end.
Prescribe is a this-visit pad
The first prescribe surface glued the chart table to order entry. That made the list the work, and the thing you were trying to send sat in a leftover rail.
Prescribe is now a pad for what leaves this visit. The chart meds stay in a review strip. Renew on a maintenance med drops a line onto the pad. A C-II still opens compose and the EPCS path. The visit-end sheet uses the same pad, so you are not restaging the same three lines in two places.
From a session, the Medications widget has Prescribe. On the chart, open the patient and use Prescribe there.
Import a record when you create a patient
The New Patient dialog can take a PDF or pasted chart text and prefill name, date of birth, administrative sex, notes, medications, allergies, and insurance. You can edit every field before anything is saved. No patient is created until you submit the form you already know.
The import runs in the background with a live status. If you finish the create, the PDF lands in that patient’s Documents. Abandoned imports drop after a day.
Sign-in was rebuilt
Sign-in shares one dark shell now, so the first page matches the rest of the product. Google and Apple are still on that screen. It is the same account.
Improvements
- A few generation tasks moved to newer models. You do not pick this; drafts that used those models just use the newer ones.
- If a post-visit summary cannot run because the workspace is out of credits, the notice says that plainly instead of failing in a generic way.
- Searching patients or sessions no longer kills infinite scroll. The list keeps its scroller when filters reset, so you do not fall back to a short page and think that is the whole roster.
Bug fixes
- Aria chat on a team conversation could not stream if it lost that team’s context. Streams stay pinned to the chat’s team.
- An Aria widget reply that never left the “thinking” state could vanish. The answer now persists.
- Deleting a user no longer blanks the provider name on their old encounters.
- Expanding a patient or encounter macro, and listing healthcare context, stay inside the current team.
Availability
The this-visit prescribe pad is rolling out behind the eRx UI flag, so some clinics will still see the older composer. Patient-record import is in the New Patient dialog in this week’s build. The new sign-in is on for everyone.
Questions or feedback on anything in this release? Tell us through the in-app feedback button. It goes to the people who built this.