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Using Scheduling and Appointment Issue Notes

This article reviews how to add a Scheduling Note and how to view Appointment Issue Notes submitted by staff members.

Overview

To ensure seamless coordination between the administrative team and clinical providers, Motivity supports two distinct types of session-related notes.


Scheduling Notes (Admin → Provider)

Scheduling Notes are managed in Motivity PM and are visible to providers within Clinical when they view the Appointment Details. These are used to relay session-specific logistics.

  • Examples: "Please remove shoes at the front door" or "Park in the neighbor's driveway."

To add a Scheduling Note:

  • Select an appointment
  • Navigate to the Scheduling Notes textbox halfway down the Appointment Details pop-up (please see screenshot below)
  • Add a note
  • Select "Save"
  • This will immediately sync to Clinical for provider review

Appointment Issue Notes (Provider → Admin)

Appointment Issue Notes allow providers to communicate session irregularities that may impact scheduling or billing back to the administrative team. These notes sync directly to PM for review.

  • Examples: "Session ended 30 minutes early due to learner illness" or "Severe traffic resulted in a late arrival."

Appointment Issue Notes are visible when looking at the appointment details at the bottom of the pop-up.  However, Motivity will also provide a notification when a staff member submits a note.


Managing Alerts in Motivity PM

When a staff member submits an Appointment Issue Note, a real-time alert is generated in the Scheduling Alerts dashboard. Users can review all pending notes by selecting the corresponding tile within the dashboard.

  • Open the tile to see a filtered list of all appointments containing an Issue Note.

  • This allows the administrative team to quickly identify sessions requiring manual adjustments, such as time updates or billing overrides, based on the provider's feedback.

 

Last Updated: 2/20/26 by Tatum Winslow