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Projects holds your agency’s project portfolio with meetings, requirements, and stakeholder contacts. Use it for work that is not day-to-day care delivery: opening a new location, adding a service line, implementing a system, or preparing a major initiative.

Who can use it

Organization Admins, Location Admins, Clinical Managers, and Client Coordinators.

Tabs

Project portfolio with status, priority, access controls, timelines, and completion percentages.Columns: Name · Status · Priority · Owner · Access · Start · End · % DoneOpening a project also exposes its description, team, and a Contains PHI marker.
Meeting records with type classification and scheduling details.Columns: Name · Type · Start
Project requirements with type, priority, and implementation status.Columns: Name · Type · Priority · Status
Project stakeholder links to the Contacts collection — members, physicians, and staff — with roles.Columns: Name · Contact · Role · Phone · Email

Access and PHI on projects

Projects carry two controls that most modules do not:
  • Access limits who can open the project, separately from the module-level role gate.
  • Contains PHI marks a project whose materials include protected health information.
Set Contains PHI whenever a project’s documents or notes reference identifiable member information. Marking it correctly is what keeps a project out of the wrong hands — the field is not decorative.

Running a project

1

Create the project

Set a name, owner, priority, and start and end dates. Mark Contains PHI if it applies.
2

Capture requirements

Break the work into requirements on the Requirements tab, each with a type and priority.
3

Add stakeholders

Link people on the Contacts tab with their role on the project.
4

Record meetings

Log meetings as they happen so the decision trail stays with the project.
5

Track completion

Keep % Done current. It is what the portfolio view reports against.
Contacts on a project link to existing records rather than creating new ones. Add the physician or staff member to the underlying directory first, then link them here.

Troubleshooting

Task Manager

Recurring tasks and weekly completion rollups.

CRM

Contacts, calls, encounters, and tickets.