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Problems move between the Active and Inactive tabs rather than being
deleted, so the patient's history stays intact. This article explains how to deactivate a current
problem and how to bring an inactive problem back.
Deactivate a...
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You can update any active problem on the patient's list. This article covers opening a problem,
changing its details, and reordering the list.
Open a problem for editing On the Active tab, you can open the Edit Problem window in two ...
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Add a Problem
You add a problem by searching for it and then either filling in the details or letting
Quick Add add it instantly. This article covers searching, the two ways to add, and every field in the Add Problem window.
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Problem List Overview
The Problems chart tab is where you review and manage a patient's problem list. The redesigned screen shows each problem as an easy-to-read card, keeps the most recent note in view, flags drug–disease interactions, and...
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Set your preferred severity, verification, symptoms, and note so new allergies are recorded consistently and quickly.
The Allergy Defaults window lets you pre-set the values that are filled in automatically whenever you add an allergy t...
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This article describes the necessary permission(s) needed to access the Allergies chart tab, as well as the related Company & User Settings for the screen.
Roles & Security Screens
A user will need to have a role with the appropriate ...
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The Allergies chart tab is where you review, add, edit, and maintain a patient's allergies. It shows the patient's active and inactive allergies, flags drug interactions, and gives you fast ways to add one allergy or several at once. This articl...
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Created On: 07/29/2026
in Release Notes
New features | Enhancements | Resolutions | Beta Program
Highlights
New Features
Enhancements
"Ready to Send" Statement – Last Payment Date & Amount Display New Settin...
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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...
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