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Tips for Managing Big Charts
The Big Chart button allows you to scan into ChartCapture one section at a time. Got a chart too big for your scanner tray? Use Big Chart. When you click Big Chart, you’ll see the option to Add Pages. Select this and you can choose which section you ...
How to Upload Documents into ChartCapture Charts
This article is about importing documents into patient charts in ChartCapture. If you'd like to upload a file to share with our team, check out our tutorial on our secure File Share Do you have a file you need to get into a patient’s chart? Did you ...
How to save a chart as a PDF file
How to Save a Chart as a PDF File Need to export a whole chart or part of a chart? No sweat! Here’s how. First, bring up the chart you want to save. Important: This may not work as described if you are accessing the chart via a shortcut link in your ...
Viewing Charts from a Web Browser
Once you have your documents uploaded and you’re ready to view them, log in to your personal ChartCapture Website (yourclinicname.chartcapture.com). Consult your documentation (or ask us) if you don’t know your address. Once you have logged on to ...
Prepping Charts
For a chart to be ready to go through the scanner, you must first: Remove any metal, such as paperclips and staples. Add the black separator sheets to distinguish what pages go in which tab. Click here to get more black separator sheets. Along with ...