If your clinic uses TELUS eClaims and View billing is enabled in the CHR Connect settings, you no longer get a Visible to patient is invalid validation error when trying to submit Insured Billing eClaims.

If you were using CHR Connect but then had it deactivated or downgraded to the preview tier, the button to complete a Qnaire is once again visible in patient notifications.

Alberta: Clinics using role-based access control and CPAR can assign patients to a panel from the Assigned Panels widget in the patient's chart once again.

PrescribeIT®: When you create or edit a message with a pharmacy selected in the To field, if you remove the pharmacy as the recipient, you can now re-select the pharmacy from the list.

PrescribeIT®: When you create a message and enter text in the To field to search for a recipient, once you select a recipient your search text is cleared so you can search for another recipient.

Manitoba: When creating provincial bills for patients aged 65 and older or for patients receiving hospital care, related premiums will no longer be automatically added as separate billing items. These premiums are now incorporated into the visit fee codes instead of being added as standalone service codes.

PrescribeIT®: When you send a message to another user in your clinic, in the To field, the user display names now appear instead of the user first and last names. This makes it easier to distinguish between users with similar names.

Auto-matched shows when the system automatically found and linked the lab report to a patient.

Manually matched shows when a user manually linked the lab result to a patient.

No label appears for lab reports that haven't been matched to any patient.

Referrals now instantly update when required actions are completed, allowing you to immediately proceed with subsequent steps such as saving the referral, without refreshing the page.

Ontario: All HRM (Health Report Manager) reports deliver successfully to users' inboxes again.

When you select content from patient charts to print or fax from the patient dashboard > Update Information > Patient Chart, closing and reopening the window where you select specific content now clears previous selections. This ensures that only the specific content you intend to share is included when printing or faxing patient information.

The user permissions Templates: Labels and User Profile Settings now appear in the user permissions list again, allowing you to assign these permissions to staff members.

When faxing a file from a patient's chart and searching for a contact's fax number, contacts without individual fax numbers now appear in search results if they belong to a facility with a fax number.

When managing incoming referrals from the Referrals dashboard, you can now successfully fax waitlisted notification letters to referring providers using the Send a waitlisted letter action.

You can add Date, Text, Draw, and Picture follow-up question types in response to patient answers in Qnaires again.

When working with a patient's case template, you can now select and update case data points again.

When creating a WorkSafeBC bill from an encounter with a linked appointment, the system saves the form without any errors and auto-populates the Start Time and Finish Time fields in the billing item again.

For users in UBC facilities, when accessing patient charts with incorrectly formatted allergen types (created in or before 2016) you no longer see a server error. You can now access these patient charts as expected.

You can add previously completed Qnaire responses to encounters even if the Qnaires have subsequently been deleted.

PEI: The user-specific insured payment setting Fill start time from the linked appointment is now off by default. Start times in billing items no longer automatically populate based on the linked appointment time.

When adding or updating certain patient information in the Patient Data section of a patient's chart, you can search for and select items from a dropdown list again, instead of scrolling through a long list of checkboxes.