Rehabilitation Treatment

This is the screen a rehabilitation department sees after clicking + Create on the Treatment tab. Unlike dentistry, one rehab session usually contains several technical steps performed by several technicians — and that is what this screen is built around.

Illustration of the rehabilitation treatment screen

Mark	What it is	Worth knowing
1. Service list	Services the customer bought, with a counter like 0|2 — 0 sessions done out of 2. There is a search box for long lists.
2. Treatment category ⭑	The kind of work, configured by your clinic.
3. Branch ⭑	Where it is performed.
4. Doctor	The doctor in charge.
5. Start time	Pre-filled with now.
6. End time	When the session finished.
7. Treatment step	The technical step performed, paired with the technician who did it.
8. + Add technician	Adds another step / technician row.
9. Treatment content	How the session went and how the customer responded.
10. Next appointment (optional)	Book the follow-up: time, appointment type, doctor and technician.

⭑ = required (outlined in red in the picture).

Steps and multiple technicians

Area 7 is the real difference here. Each row pairs one treatment step with the technician performing it. A session with three steps done by two people needs three rows — click + Add technician (8) for each.

The red ✕ on the right of a row removes it.

Complete steps are the basis for crediting work

The software reads area 7 to know who did what. Lumping the whole session into one row means the people who did the other steps get no credit.

What the 0|2 next to a service means

The first number is sessions already done, the second is the total for that service. 0|2 means none of the two purchased sessions have been used. After saving this one it becomes 1|2.

Related

• Record a Treatment — the shared steps and how to open the tab.
• Ways to View Treatments — reviewing sessions already done.
• Create an Order — selling the plan before treating.