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If it arrives by email, it still gets on record.

Forward a complaint or vendor email and it becomes a draft incident.

In short

Each facility gets its own email address. Anything sent or forwarded there becomes a draft incident. Reports from supervisors, families and vendors then follow the same workflow as every other incident.

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What it does

Email-to-incident

  • An address per facility

    Each site has its own address, tied to that site's routing and roles.

  • Drafts, not lost threads

    The email becomes a draft incident, with the message kept as written, ready to complete.

  • Treated as sensitive

    Inbound email can hold sensitive information, so it gets the same access controls as any incident.

How it works

From first touch to done.

  1. Forward or sendTo the facility's address.
  2. Draft createdThe message and attachments become a draft incident.
  3. Complete and routeLauren and a reviewer finish it like any other report.
Questions

Email-to-incident: frequently asked

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Is email-to-incident safe for patient information?

Not by itself, because email is not a secure channel. On the Regulated plan, we suggest a policy that keeps patient identifiers out of the email body and in the record. Inbound messages are handled as sensitive.

Can we turn it off?

Yes. Email intake is set per facility.

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