The Checkup - July 10th, 2026 (v2.317.1)
Nextvisit's July 10, 2026 release adds a patient post-visit summary, a medication timeline, faster picking, and the first built-in telehealth build.
There is a post-visit summary you can generate, edit, and print, a medication timeline that shows dose and gaps instead of a flat list, and a patient list that finally filters. Built-in telehealth also exists as a real visit now, still gated per workspace.
Post-visit summary: something the patient can leave with
The note you sign is for the chart. The thing a patient asks for in the hallway is shorter: what you covered, what changed, when to come back.
You can generate a post-visit summary from the encounter, open it as a document or a dialog, edit the next appointment on it, and print a PDF that includes that date. Regenerating the summary keeps the appointment you already set, so a reprint does not wipe the follow-up you typed.
Medication timeline
The medications page can show a timeline, not just the current list. Dose is drawn by strength, so a titration is visible as a thicker or thinner run. Periods off a med show as gaps instead of looking like the row ended. It loads in stages so a ten-year chart does not stall the page, and you can refresh it after you edit.
Finding the next patient, and starting the next session, got faster
The patient list has a filter bar: search, sort, and facet filters, including tag color. That is the difference between scrolling for “the Tuesday TMS people” and actually filtering to them.
On the recorder, the template grid supports quick start and keyboard navigation. Session info now shows the template you picked, with badges and hotkeys, so you can confirm the note type without backing out of the setup screen.
Built-in telehealth, first cut
You can run a video visit inside Nextvisit instead of opening Zoom. The patient gets a link, lands in a green room where they can check camera, mic, and speaker, and waits until you admit them. You get a queue, a link manager, room settings, and in-call controls next to the recorder. Stereo capture is there so both sides can transcribe cleanly.
This is the first build. It is behind a workspace flag. If you do not see it, that is expected.
Improvements
- The login screen cycles a few short lines about notes. It respects reduced motion and pauses when the tab is hidden.
- Focus dashboard widgets can show pending encounter counts and the template on those rows.
- Navigation is faster on the pages we have hardened, including the session view.
Bug fixes
- The patient list on a phone was drawing the avatar twice. One face per row now.
- Settings, usage, and a few other pages were rendering empty for a beat after the client upgrade. They show a skeleton until the data is there.
Availability
Post-visit summaries, the medication timeline, patient filters, and the recorder template work are in this week’s build. Built-in telehealth is rolling out per workspace. If your sidebar does not have it yet, it is not on for your clinic.
Questions or feedback on anything in this release? Tell us through the in-app feedback button. It goes to the people who built this.