Departments
How do I create a department?
Setting up departments helps organize your clinic by therapy type and controls who can see which clients.
Let's Create Your Departments
- Click your name in the bottom left corner of the screen
- Click "Settings" from the popup menu
- Click "Departments" under the Admin section on the left
- Click "+ Add Department" and enter the department name
- Save your new department and you're all set!
You can now assign team members to this department when you add or edit their profiles.
Good to Know
- You need at least one department before you can add team members, otherwise there's nothing to assign them to
- Common departments include OT, SLT, EIP, Psychology, and Behavior Therapy, but you can create whatever fits your clinic
- A team member can belong to multiple departments if they work across different therapy areas
Related Topics
- How do I add a new team member?
- How do departments control what team members see?
Common Questions
- Can I delete a department? Be careful with this since deleting a department affects everyone assigned to it. Make sure to reassign team members and clients before removing a department.
How do departments control what team members see?
Departments are the main way Metanoa controls who can see which clients. When you assign someone to a department, they can see all the clients in that department.
How It Works
- When someone is assigned to a department, they can see all the clients in that department
- If they're not assigned to a department, they won't see any clients from that department
- You can assign someone to multiple departments if they need to work across different areas
Good to Know
- Department access is all or nothing, so if someone is assigned to a department they can see all the clients in it
- Frontdesk users can see scheduling info across departments but have limited access to clinical details
- Owners automatically have access to all departments
Related Topics
- How do I create a department?
- What can each role do in Metanoa?
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