Veradigm EHR Clinical Images User Reviews

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EHR Image App

Takes forever to log in. Always says password is wrong. Have had a ticket in for weeks with no solution.

Won’t log in

Latest version won’t log on. Nobody at my practice can log in anymore. The early April 2026 update broke this app and the Veradigm EHR mobile app. PLEASE FIX!!

Dysfunctional

Only works 50% of the time, still not working well with any iOS updates

Good but needs improvements

I seem to have a lot of issues with the app itself timing itself out and then when you try to pick an encounter to take a picture on it doesn’t work you just get a flash screen unless you close the app and re-open it you can’t continue. I also have an issue with the photos getting stuck on the upload screen. There’s a spinning wheel and a retry upload button but it doesn’t seem to work unless you wait a good while I wish the app would follow the device lock timeout which we currently have set to 10 minutes there’s a lot of logging in and out for the providers to take photos.
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Too soon to tell

Just got the bugs worked out today on how to start using it. The confirmation email was not showing up in my email but then we discovered at a system level that each providers email I had to be entered into the administrative section at allScripts.

Does what it needs to

Has been updated to now work on phones in addition to tablets. I use this daily to update patient picture in the banner as well as pictures of skin finding. Just today was able to quickly document the healing of a burn. I am able to attach to encounters now as well as insert into the physical exam. Much better than when it first came out!
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Only works on a tablet

This application allows you to attach a photo to an encounter. There’s no way to attach the photo inside a note, or attach it to a patient’s chart without having an encounter open. Currently we are having to create appointments if we want to use this application. For the more it is not usable on the phone, so every single person is forced to use an iPad. It’s easier to take a picture on an iPhone and send the image to a dropbox, or encrypted email system. From there you could use input manager and upload the Photos as scan documents or chart attachments. We’ve been waiting for a feature to upgrade to pro mobile for three years and this is what we’ve got.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your comment, we appreciate your feedback. The updated Clinical Images app is now available for use mobile devices such as an iPhone.