Get Inactive Patient Reactivation - David Singer Enterprises

Reactivating Patients That Have Been Archived From the Family File, open the Select Patient dialog box and check Include Archived Patients. Select the archived patient you want to reactivate, and click OK. In the Family File window, double-click the Patient Information block. Click OK to the message that appears.

Reactivating Patients That Have Been Archived From the Family File, open the Select Patient dialog box and check Include Archived Patients. Select the archived patient you want to reactivate, and click OK. In the Family File window, double-click the Patient Information block. Click OK to the message that appears.

To Flag a Patient as Inactive Select Patient > Search Patient (or press F2). The Search Patient window appears. Locate the patient whose record you wish to flag as inactive. Select the patient and then click The Edit Patient Details window appears. From the Status drop-down menu select Inactive.

To Flag a Patient as Inactive Select Patient > Search Patient (or press F2). The Search Patient window appears. Locate the patient whose record you wish to flag as inactive. Select the patient and then click The Edit Patient Details window appears. From the Status drop-down menu select Inactive.

Open the Family File for each patient on the Inactive Patient List. Double-click the Patient Information block and change the patient's status from Patient to Inactive. Repeat this process for all patients on the list.

Open the Family File for each patient on the Inactive Patient List. Double-click the Patient Information block and change the patient's status from Patient to Inactive. Repeat this process for all patients on the list.

Inactive records relate to patients who have not been seen for at least 24 months.

Inactive records relate to patients who have not been seen for at least 24 months.

Dentrix provides an option to delete patient records, but we recommend it only be used to correct a mistake.

Dentrix provides an option to delete patient records, but we recommend it only be used to correct a mistake.

Active patients participate as partners in their healthcare with their healthcare providers. They don't make healthcare decisions on their own, but they're in charge of the process.

Active patients participate as partners in their healthcare with their healthcare providers. They don't make healthcare decisions on their own, but they're in charge of the process.

Highlight all records that you wish to mark as inactive. You can select all by highlighting the first record in the list, holding the shift key and then selecting the last record in the list. Select File and Mark as inactive.

Highlight all records that you wish to mark as inactive. You can select all by highlighting the first record in the list, holding the shift key and then selecting the last record in the list. Select File and Mark as inactive.

In the Office Manager, from the Analysis menu, click Patient List. Click Add. Give your list a name in the List name field. Add any filters you deem are necessary to define your active patient list. ... Click the blue arrow button.

In the Office Manager, from the Analysis menu, click Patient List. Click Add. Give your list a name in the List name field. Add any filters you deem are necessary to define your active patient list. ... Click the blue arrow button.

Open the Family File for each patient on the Inactive Patient List. Double-click the Patient Information block and change the patient's status from Patient to Inactive. Repeat this process for all patients on the list.

Open the Family File for each patient on the Inactive Patient List. Double-click the Patient Information block and change the patient's status from Patient to Inactive. Repeat this process for all patients on the list.