The gap between what you can do on mobile and what you can do on web just got meaningfully smaller. Six clinical documentation fields that previously required a browser are now available directly in the app, e-prescribing gets clearer guidance and smarter validation, and EverHealth Scribe has two enhancements on the way — all backed by ten stability fixes that make the app more reliable.
Six USCDI clinical form fields — previously web-only — are now available in mobile forms. Clinical Test/Result, Pregnancy Intent, Pregnancy Status, Planned Procedure, Smoking Status, and Education Level can all be documented directly from the app.
- 📋 All six fields sync in real time with web records and CCDA outputs — no double entry required
- 🔍 Searchable dropdowns with standardized codes (LOINC, SNOMED, CPT) — no manual code entry
- 📅 Mobile date pickers throughout for consistent, formatted date entry
Informational banners now appear throughout the app when e-prescribing isn't available in the current context — for example, when a staff member needs a provider to sign off, or when a user is working in another provider's account.
- 👤 Staff users see a clear prompt that provider signature is required before a prescription can be sent
- 🔄 If you're working in another provider's account, you'll be guided to switch back before prescribing
- 📋 The same guidance applies to renewal requests, medication changes, and cancellations
Before an e-prescription can be submitted, the app now checks that required fields — including patient directions (SIG) and dispense quantity — are complete. For pediatric patients, a warning appears if height or weight is missing.
- ✅ Fewer submission errors from missing required information
- 🧒 Pediatric vital sign check (height/weight) runs before sending — prompts to enter missing data or warns before proceeding
- 📝 Clear in-app prompts point to any incomplete fields before you can send
The in-app update notification has been redesigned to show you what's in a new version before you install it — including the version number, release highlights, and a "Remind Me Later" option if the timing isn't right.
- 📋 Preview release notes before updating so you know what to expect
- ⏰ Tap "Remind Me Later" to defer without losing the notification
- 🎨 Refreshed branding for a more recognizable update prompt
EverHealth Scribe is DrChrono's AI-powered documentation tool that listens to your patient encounter and drafts a complete, structured clinical note in real time — so you can stay fully present with your patient instead of typing. Notes are generated in your existing templates, ready to review and sign.
Providers not yet enrolled may now see an informational banner in the app. Tap "I'm Interested" to connect with the EverHealth team — or dismiss the banner and it stays hidden for 90 days.
- 💬 One tap connects you with the team for a follow-up conversation
- 🔕 Dismiss once and the banner stays hidden for 90 days across all your devices and reinstalls
As part of this release, we are continuing our ongoing work to assess, monitor, and address any security vulnerabilities.
- App no longer closes when opening task messages — Selecting a task and viewing its messages now works reliably
- CPT codes stay visible after applying a diagnosis pointer — Billing codes no longer disappear when a Dx pointer is assigned
- Problem onset dates now display correctly — Missing onset dates show as blank instead of 01/01/2000
- Infant ages now display in months — Patients under one year now show age in months instead of "0"
- Sign and Lock Note button appears active when available — The button no longer appears greyed out when the action is available to you
- Patient history documents load completely — Filled and uploaded documents no longer appear blank in Patient History
- Visit dates and vitals load in multitasking modes — Data now displays correctly in Windowed Apps and Stage Manager
- Patient history loads consistently for all patients — An issue causing history to fail for certain patients has been resolved
- PDF documents display in the correct orientation — Portrait PDFs no longer open in landscape
- Allergy filter cleaned up — The "Drug Ingredients" filter option, which was no longer supported, has been removed
Your AI-generated notes will preserve their structure when they land in Yellow Notes — bold text, italics, and bullet points intact. No more manually reformatting after Scribe does its work, so the note you review is the note that gets signed.
- ✏️ Format Yellow Notes with bold, italics, and bullet points
- 🤖 EverHealth Scribe output preserves formatting end-to-end
- ⏱️ Less time cleaning up notes, more time on patient care
Scribe's coding intelligence is getting smarter. AI-generated diagnosis and CPT suggestions in Clinical Notes will align more closely with billing rules and coding guidelines — catching issues before they reach the biller and reducing back-and-forth between the exam room and the billing team.
- 🎯 More accurate, compliant coding suggestions from the point of care
- 📉 Fewer manual corrections and claim denials downstream
- 🔗 Tighter connection between clinical documentation and clean claims