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Same credentials as PractiseOS. You'll only see patients assigned to you.
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My assigned patients
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Register patient
Add a new patient to your panel, then start the assessment.
First name *
Last name *
Gender
Date of birth *
Height (cm)
Weight (kg)
Phone
Email
Preferred provider
Patient
Measurement history
Measurement history
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Patient & wound
Demographics and wound context for charting & billing.
Patient name
Gender
Age
Date of birth
Date of service
Height (cm)
Weight (kg)
Wound location
Wound type
Dx code (ICD-10) *
Ordering provider
Provider NPI
Facility
Place of conduct
Add another wound
Same patient & visit — just this wound's location, type, and diagnosis.
Wound location
Wound type
Dx code (ICD-10) *
Pre-procedure checklist
🧾 Proof of medical necessity — required before measurement & product application (collagen-based wound management). Order each applicable test; results may be recorded as they return.
Extremity wound
Enables ABI + Doppler
ID screen indicated
HIV / Hep B / Hep C
0 ordered0 resulted
Consent & attestation
Confirm on-site presence and patient consent before capturing wound images.
Nurse On-Site Confirmation
I confirm that I am physically present at the patient's location and conducting this visit in person.
Patient Awareness
The patient has been clearly informed about the wound imaging process, measurement procedure, and the purpose of data collection.
Informed Consent Obtained
The patient has understood the procedure and has voluntarily provided consent without any coercion or pressure.
Before you capture
Five quick checks for an accurate, calibrated measurement.
Wound Capture
Capture the wound with the CarePlix calibration sticker visible — all 4 corner squares in frame.
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Capture the wound with the CarePlix calibration sticker visible
Entire wound and calibration sticker must be within the frame.
