Note: To create a checklist, use Multiple choice fields (see below).
Choice fields (Single choice & Multiple choice)
Choice fields allow you to add structured, selectable options to templates. They’re ideal for symptoms, findings, treatment responses, risk levels, or any repeatable data.
Multiple choice (select all that apply)
Use this when more than one item may apply. Clinicians can select any number of options.
Common clinical examples:
Presenting symptoms
Areas of pain
Factors impacting function
Contributing conditions
Goals achieved this session
Example (blank):
Example (completed):
You can leave options blank or pre-select common defaults.
Single choice (choose one)
Use this when only one option should be selected (radio buttons).
Common clinical uses:
Pain severity rating
Session outcome
Risk level
Funding source
Preferred contact method
Example (blank):
Example (completed):
Single choice example with one radio button selected.
Body charts
Body charts let you insert a template into a progress note and draw directly on it. This is useful for documenting pain locations, injuries, areas treated, and clinical findings.
