Adjusting Eyefinity EHR App Settings

You can customize preferences that affect how the app works. This page describes the preferences, the impacts of each setting, and recommended settings.

What do you want to do?

At a glance, Eyefinity recommends the following settings:

Change this setting...To...For this reason...
Face ID/Touch ID Remember LoginEnabledEnabling this setting allows you to use your fingerprint or face to log into the app in the future. You must log into Eyefinity EHR with your username and password after turning on the Remember Login toggle. Touch ID/Face ID features may vary by iPad model and require Touch ID/Face ID to be enabled in your iPadOS settings.
Save SettingsEnabledWhen this is enabled, Practice URLs are saved on the login screen.
EHR Runs in BackgroundEnabledWhen enabled, this setting keeps Eyefinity EHR runnig in the background, This means that when you navigate to another app momentarily, you can return to where you were in the exam when you return to Eyefinity EHR.
Eyefinity EHR Resumes after CrashEnabledWhen enabled, you can return to where you were in the exam when you return to the app after a crash.
Image Resolution0.5MPThis setting limits the size of photos taken from within the app. This in turn, limits how much of your iPad storage each photo requires.

The Sign In screen displays a limited group of settings. To view all of the settings, log in to the app.

  1. Open the Eyefinity EHR app.
  2. Tap Settings.

    The Settings window opens.

  1. Open the Eyefinity EHR app and log in.
  2. Tap Account.
  3. Tap Settings.

    The Settings window opens.

  1. Open the Settings window.

    Tap the switches to turn settings on or off.

    Preference

    Setting to On…

    Setting to Off…

    Save Settings

    Saves the Company URL on the Sign In window.

    Forces anyone attempting to log in to enter the Company URL on the Sign In window.

    EHR Runs in Background

    Allows you to momentarily switch between Eyefinity EHR and other apps without having to log in again. While your Eyefinity EHR session is open, the iPad’s Passcode Lock setting is the only security protecting your patient information.

    Requires you to log in to Eyefinity EHR after returning from another app or the home screen.

    EMA Resumes after Crash

    Allows you to resume working in a patient note after a crash or disruption.

    Requires you to reopen the patient note after a crash or disruption.

    Speech-to-Text

    Enables you to speak your notes rather than tapping them out on the keyboard.

    Allows only keyboard entry of free-form notes.

  2. Tap the × to close the Settings window.
  1. Open the Eyefinity EHR app and log in.
  2. Tap Settings.

    The Settings window opens.

  3. Tap Network Test.
  4. Tap Begin Test.

    Eyefinity EHR tests your connection speed and displays the results.

  5. If any of your tests display red, you will need to take corrective action, which may include replacing your wireless router or upgrading your Internet bandwidth. For the best experience, meet or exceed the optimum recommendation.
    Practice TypeMinimum SpeedOptimum Speed

    Single-provider practice

    3 Mbps download
    1.5 Mbps upload

    6 Mbps download
    1.5 Mbps upload

    Up to 10 providers

    6 Mbps download
    1.5 Mbps upload

    20 Mbps download
    3 Mbps upload

    More than 10 providers

    20 Mbps download
    3 Mbps upload

    Higher depending upon the number of providers

  6. Tap Settings and tap the × to close the Settings window.