Updates

What's new in EMRFlow

Every release in plain language, newest first. The same notes you see in the app stores, kept here so you can find them later.

Updates reach your phone or tablet through the App Store and Google Play, and the web app updates on its own. If you do not see a change described here yet, update the app. Dates are when a release was serving on both stores.

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EMRFlow 1.9.31

Latest

For your practice

EMRFlow update: on the Forms screen, each status list, such as Approved, now shows every form its count includes, older ones too, and pulling down to refresh reloads the list you're on. The screen's header now reads Forms. Administrators of larger practices: on some phones, the app no longer closes right after you sign in. While you're offline, the dashboard total may read 50+ until you're back online. Nothing about how you approve, submit or file a form has changed.

EMRFlow 1.9.24

For your practice

Any approval, Ready mark, or Summary-tab edit made between 2026-09-10 and the day your app updates to 1.9.24 did not save, even though the app said it did. Session entries on the Logs tab did save. Update, then redo those approvals; the logs are still there, still marked Ready, waiting. The update is on Google Play and the App Store; on the web app it is live now.

EMRFlow 1.9.23

For your practice

When you start a new Attendance Log, the Site Staff Name and Title are filled in for you. They now come from your most recent log rather than the name that appeared most often across your earlier logs. If your site has several staff who sign at different times, the suggestion will follow whoever signed last. It is a suggestion either way: the field has always been yours to type over, and what you type is what is saved.

EMRFlow 1.9.21

EMRFlow 1.9.19

For your practice

Two things change with this update. First, evaluations, annual treatment plans and quarterly recertifications now require the treating clinician's signature before they can be marked Ready for review, and the physician's signature before they can be approved. Second, AI Form Assist on an attendance entry now has a switch, "Fill diagnosis and treatment codes," which is off to start: the AI writes the note and leaves the code lists alone. Turn it on to have it suggest codes as before. Both are covered in the knowledge base, and the help desk can walk anyone through them.

EMRFlow 1.9.17

EMRFlow 1.9.15

EMRFlow 1.9.14

EMRFlow 1.9.13

EMRFlow 1.9.12

EMRFlow 1.9.11

EMRFlow 1.9.9

EMRFlow 1.9.8

EMRFlow 1.9.7

EMRFlow 1.9.5

EMRFlow 1.9.2

You can now let AI draft your clinical notes. Describe or dictate the session, review the draft, and sign. Documentation done between clients instead of after dinner.

EMRFlow 1.8.2

EMRFlow 1.8.1

Questions about a change? Write to support@emrflow.com or open a ticket at helpdesk.emrflow.com (opens in new tab).