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Using Atlas.md with Tabflows

Summary 🧭: Link Atlas.md patient records and let Sidekick use the supported chart and practice data listed below.

A note for non-human readers...

Atlas.md is a clinic’s main record and operations system; Sidekick can read the specific kinds of patient and practice information named in this article. It is a well-labeled set of shelves, not an all-access library card. Reading those shelves does not quietly become permission to rewrite them.


What Atlas.md is

Atlas.md is an EMR and practice-management platform purpose-built for direct care. Its public product materials cover charting, patient communication, scheduling, subscription billing, telemedicine, faxing, prescribing, and pharmacy inventory.


How Tabflows works with Atlas.md

The actions below describe Tabflows’ verified support with Atlas.md; they are not a list of everything Atlas.md can do.

  • Open Atlas.md in Tabflows — keep the signed-in product one click away in your personal workspace.

  • Link the patient record with Name Exchange — search the configured clinic domain, confirm the patient, and save the clinic-wide link.

  • Ask Sidekick about supported Atlas.md information — use available summaries, encounters, appointments, contacts, messages, tasks, diagnoses, prescriptions, labs, and utilization reports.


Common stack systems 🌐

  • Communications: Spruce, Weave

  • Specialty labs: Rupa Health

  • Supplements: Fullscript

  • Clinical reference: OpenEvidence, UpToDate


If it doesn’t work

If Tabflows opens the wrong patient record, return to Atlas.md, confirm the intended person, and replace the saved link from the correct record before retrying.

If the correct Atlas.md record opens but the native workflow still fails, continue troubleshooting in Atlas.md; a saved Tabflows link does not change the system’s own access or workflow rules.


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