Practice operations
Work out who will keep things running
Find guides for tracking unfinished work, recording decisions, managing dates, covering an absence, and leaving a vendor.
Open practice operationsSituations and playbooks
When something goes wrong, start with your practice’s approved process. Keep a record of what happened and contact the person responsible for coordinating the response and qualified review.
This is not an emergency or crisis-response channel. Do not enter case details here.

If someone is in danger
For an urgent clinical or safety concern, follow the practice’s current emergency procedure and current official emergency resources. This page does not assess an event or replace qualified help.
Before a playbook is available
These steps help you organize a response. They cannot tell you whether a report, disclosure, clinical action, legal response, or another regulated step is required.
Follow the current emergency, safety, privacy, downtime, or escalation procedure that applies inside your practice.
Preserve the original message, timeline, system status, or other administrative evidence. Do not rewrite the event from memory.
Identify who coordinates the next step and which qualified person must decide the clinical, legal, privacy, payer, or licensing question.
In the practice’s approved system, record who is responsible, who can make the decision, what happens now, and when to check again.
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Practice operations
Find guides for tracking unfinished work, recording decisions, managing dates, covering an absence, and leaving a vendor.
Open practice operationsState guides
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Open state guidesSources
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Open sourcesPlaybook status
We’re still checking the claims, sources, scope, and required professional review. Until that work is complete, these playbooks aren’t available to use.
A planned guide to limiting further exposure, preserving evidence, and getting the event classified and reviewed.
A planned guide to working through an outage: keep essential work going, preserve evidence, follow approved downtime procedures, restore service, and check the records afterward.
A planned guide to receiving a records request and sending it for review. Legal and profession-specific questions still need answers.
A planned guide to limiting exposure after a loss, preserving evidence, checking reporting duties, recovering what you can, and preventing another loss.