Allow clients to schedule recurring appointments through the Client Portal
Many of my clients want to schedule weekly sessions and it is a hassle for them to need to click through EVERY week and make an appointment for the same time. I could see this losing potential clients for therapists and then causing those therapis...
If a client requests an appointment through the client portal for a future date then have those appointments automatically approved and added to my calendar.
Request appointment location change through client portal
Allow a client to request a change to their appointment location (e.g. from in-person to telehealth or vice versa) without having to cancel the appointment and request a whole new one.
Change "submit" to "request" when making appointments on the client portal
When a client schedules an appointment on the Client Portal, change the "Submit New Appointment" button to "Request New Appointment" to make it more clear the appointment is a request and needs to be confirmed by the provider.
Show appointment as rescheduled if client rescheduled from portal
If a client reschedules an appointment from the client portal and I confirm the new appointment, show the status of the appointment as rescheduled similar to how it would show if I rescheduled it within the application.
Edit permissions for clients to request appointments through the client portal
I want to use the client self-scheduling option but not everyone else in my organization does. It seems there is only a way to turn it on for everyone or not at all. Can you change this to be a user to user choice?
Make it easier for clients to submit appointment requests on the portal
Make it easier for our clients to submit appointment requests on the portal. Once they fill in the appointment information they think they are done and forget to click the "Submit" button.
Book with more than one provider on the client portal
Allow clients to request an appointment with more than one provider when requesting an appointment on the client portal for clients that participate in co-therapy.