Editing a Service Appointment
Editing a Service Appointment involves updating client-specific and service-specific details, which is more complex than editing other types of appointments. Here is how to edit a Service Appointment:
1. Navigate to the Schedule
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Go to Schedule from the left-hand menu.
2. Select the Service Appointment to Edit
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Locate the appointment you want to edit from the list.
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Click on the Edit icon (pencil icon) next to the appointment. This will open the Edit Service Appointment modal.
3. Edit Service Appointment Details
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In the Edit Service Appointment modal, you can modify the following fields:
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Client: Select or change the client for the appointment.
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Staff List: Choose the staff member assigned to this appointment.
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Service: Choose the type of service being provided.
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Type: Select the service type (e.g., Direct, Supervision, etc.).
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Place of Service: Indicate the location where the service is being provided.
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Staff Paycode: Choose the paycode relevant to the staff member.
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Start Date: Set or change the start date.
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Start Time: Adjust the start time.
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End Time: Adjust the end time.
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Address: Enter or select location for the appointment.
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4. Additional Alerts and Warnings
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Units Warning: If the selected units fall outside the allowed range for the funding source, a warning will appear (e.g., "Selected 8.00 units is outside the allowed range of 1 - 5 units..."). Make sure to adjust the units accordingly.
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Rendering Warning: If the appointment is already rendered, a warning will indicate that "claims and processed timesheets will not be updated." Be mindful when editing already rendered appointments as it might affect downstream processes.
5. Save Changes
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After making the desired changes, click the Save button to update the appointment.
6. Cancel Changes
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If no changes are needed, click the Cancel button to exit without saving.
🔔Important Notes
Service Appointments have more fields to consider compared to other appointment types, as they are tied to specific clients, authorizations, and service requirements.