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Documenting Vision Prescription

The precise lens power required by a patient is documented as a final prescription. This tutorial will demonstrate how to document a vision prescription as part of a patient exam in Vision(X).

Vision Prescriptions Menu

Begin the exam, then select the Vision Prescriptions category to open the documentation fields. Select a Use Type from the drop-down menu, then enter refraction values as appropriate. Values can be added manually, or by using the slider bar at the bottom of the screen.



Lens Details and Add-Ons

Providers have the option to include suggested lens products as part of the documented prescription's details. If selected, these values will appear as part of a printed prescription and will be saved to the prescription in this patient's records. These can be used by an optician to offer recommended products, though they are not a requirement when creating the prescription or selling a prescription eyeglasses product:


Lens add-ons can be selected as either "recommended" (optional) or "prescribed" (required) to fulfill a finalized prescription order. Click "+Add new" to open the Lens Add-On menu, then make selections in the required fields marked by asterisk, then click "Add" to save:


The add-on will now appear saved to the prescription. Each add-on can be edited or removed, and additional add-ons can be accessed by clicking "+Add new":


Notes, Lab Notes, & Expiration


Additional notes can be added to the prescription. "Notes" will appear on the prescription in your Vision(X) site, while "Lab Notes" will be visible on the prescription when printed/transmitted to a tab for fulfillment. An expiration date for the prescription is required, and can be added using the field provided:


Sign Prescription

When the applicable fields have been completed, the "View & Sign Rx Draft(s)" button at the top of this exam section will become available to click:


The final prescription draft will appear in a PDF preview. Review the prescription and sign when ready:


The prescription is now finalized and can be downloaded or printed:


When ready, double-scroll the bottom of the page to proceed to the next portion of the exam: