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TrackStat 101 - How To Best Use TrackStat Daily - Front Desk/Admin

Daily Best Use of TrackStat

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TrackStat Daily/Weekly Workflow Guide - Front Desk

This guide outlines your daily and weekly processes for managing patient flow, follow-ups, and retention using TrackStat. Staying consistent with these reports ensures high rebooking rates, accurate data, and a smooth patient experience.


🌞 Morning Tasks

📥 1.

Respond to Inbox Messages - click here for video

  • Check and respond to all TrackStat inbox messages.

  • Ideally you are using conversations with All Messages (no appointment reminders) or Received

  • 🔔 Tip: If browser notifications are off, you won’t see new messages unless you log in to TrackStat.


📅 2.

Appointment Report: Morning Focus - click here for video

  • Identify patients who:

    • Do not have a future appointment

    • Have a balance due

    • Have been out of the office for a while and may need a re-exam or insurance update

  • Use check-in to confirm or update:

    • Email

    • Cell phone

    • Address

    • Referral source

  • If a patient has not been in for a while, consider scheduling a re-exam and updating insurance details, if applicable.


📞 3.

Follow-Up Report - click here for video

  • Call/text patients without a next visit.

  • Document outcome in a patient note (include date and initials).

  • Set a new next follow-up date if not scheduled.

  • Follow up with any patients whose follow-up date is today.

  • If a patient has more than one future visit:

    • Remove them from this report using the red ❌ icon.


🔁 4.

Weekly Patients (Review Weekly) - click here for video

  • Once a week, review this list to assess treatment plan compliance:

    • Are patients on track?

    • Are they missing visits or falling behind?

  • Use this time to proactively reach out, reschedule, or adjust their plan.


🌇 Afternoon Tasks

📥 1.

Inbox Messages

Repeat inbox response as in the morning.


📅 2.

Appointment Report – Daily Checks

  • Previous Day:

    • Filter out canceled/rescheduled/missed

    • Confirm diagnoses and charges (green checkmarks show completion)

    • Notify the provider or office manager if information is missing

  • Tomorrow’s Visits:

    • Filter canceled/rescheduled

    • Sort by patients with no next visit → Add note: “Schedule next visit”

    • Sort by patients with balances → Add note to collect at arrival if office policy allows


🔁 Key Reports

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Recall Report - click here for video

  • Default view: last 10 days

  • Best practice: also check patients who haven’t been in for 1–6 months — ideal for re-engagement and reactivation

  • Process:

    • Call first

    • Follow up with a text

    • Use canned replies to send a scheduling link

    • Update notes and set a follow-up date

  • ⏱️ Many offices dedicate 30–60 minutes, twice a week to this report. Depending on the size of the office and patient volume, you may need more time.


Cancelled/Missed Report - click here for video

  • Filter by appointment types or patients without a future visit

  • Prioritize rebooking patients who missed or canceled

  • ⏱️ Like the Recall Report, many offices run this twice a week for 15–30 minutes

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