New Articles

  1. Release 26.165 - August 6th, 2026

    New features  | Enhancements |  Resolutions Highlights New Features Enhancements New: Scribe Configuration (UI) & Text Editor for Templates "Ready to Send" Statement – Last Payment Date & Amount Displ...
  2. InfoDive Data Export Guide

    InfoDive Data Export Guide A reference to the practice data that iSalus OfficeEMR securely exports to InfoDive, including how files are organized, how often they are delivered, and the information contained in each f...
  3. Expired Claims

  4. Nephrology Voice Shortcut Examples (EverHealth Scribe)

  5. Demo

  6. FAQ: The Note & Chart for EverHealth Scribe

    Answers to the note-side questions providers ask most: drafts that don’t generate, fixing mistakes, sections landing in the wrong place, and notes that don’t appear in OfficeEMR after Send to EHR . If the note won’t generate, check that...
  7. FAQ: Recording & Audio for EverHealth Scribe

    Answers to the capture-side questions providers ask most: microphones and permissions, noisy rooms, dictating after the patient leaves, and language support. Most recording issues come down to microphone permission or the wrong input device —...
  8. FAQ: Signing In & Access for EverHealth Scribe

    Answers to the sign-in and access questions providers ask most: single sign-on, the “iSalus” login option, two-factor messages, provider enablement, and appointments that don’t show up. Scribe uses your existing OfficeEMR credentials — m...
  9. Where Scribe Writes in the Chart

    When you select Send to EHR , EverHealth Scribe writes into specific places in the patient’s OfficeEMR chart. This article explains how that mapping works, who configures it, and how to get it adjusted when your templates change. In one s...
  10. Customizing How Your Notes are Written by EverHealth Scribe

    EverHealth Scribe adapts to you, not the other way around. This article covers the formatting preferences Scribe learns from your edits, how to set them deliberately, and how to choose the visit language — so each draft arrives closer to the note ...