For security purposes, the invitation code changes per invitation you send. So if you re-send an invitation, make sure you give the patient the most updated invitation code in the details section.
- If the email is incorrect, update it in the patient’s demographic window and resend the passport invitation.
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If the email is correct, ask the patient to:
- look in their email spam or junk folder
- search for an email from “elationpassport.com” in their email
- Double check (and if necessary, correct) the patient’s mobile phone number and resend the invitation email.
- Confirm with the patient that their mobile phone service provider does not have a feature that blocks certain text messages.
Account Access Issues
The patient forgot their username (login email). In the Passport details box in the patient’s chart, you will see the following information:- The email address the patient used to receive their Passport account invitation & register for their Passport account.
- The username (email address) the patient uses to login to their Passport account (if different from their registration email).
We recommend that patients update their email addresses themselves by logging into their passport account, as described above. Only if the patient is unable to log in to their Passport account would we recommend that you Update the patient’s email address in their Patient Demographics and thenContact Elation Support to match the passport login with the email listed in the chart.
- Click on their name in the upper right corner of the page
- Select Settings.
- Click Change Email in the Login and Security section.
- Enter their new email address and clickSubmit Request.
- Look for a verification email in the inbox of the new email address.
- Verify the new email address by clicking the link in the email.
- Login to Passport with their new email address.
- Within Passport, click on their name in the upper right corner of the page
- Select Settings.
- Click Change Password in the Login and Security section.
- Enter their old password and then their new password twice.
- Click Update Password.
- Login to Passport with their new password.
- Click on the current profile name at the top right of the account.
- Click on the name of the profile they want to switch to.
If the patient is unable to view or switch to your practice, even after logging in via a web browser, ask them to contact Elation Passport Support and provide:
- Their Passport email address
- The name of your practice
- The name of any other practice shown in Passport
- Log into their Elation Passport account via a web browser (rather than the iOS app). Click on their profile picture to check the dropdown menu for different views, specifically looking for the correct practice.
- Confirm the email address they are using to log in (in case they have multiple accounts).
Account Usage Issues
| The patient is unable to message you. | There are a couple of reasons why this may be happening: You disabled patient-initiated messaging for all patients. • You ended the conversation the patient is trying to reply from. |
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| The patient is unable to attach records to a message. | Patients can always attach records to a new message. However, patients can never attach records to an existing message thread. If the patient is trying to send you an attachment, have them initiate a new message. |
| The patient is unable to print from their Passport account. | Patients can only print records, messages, visit summaries and Clinical Profile information from their Passport account while logged in via a web browser. Advise the patient to login to their Passport account via a web browser. |
Other Issues
If your patient is still having trouble with their passport account, please direct your patient to the following Help Center Article or ask them to reach out to Elation via https://app.elationpassport.com/support/?persona=passport_user for further assistance.Related Articles
- Elation Patient Passport Introduction
- Elation Patient Passport Guide - Setting up Patient Passport
- Elation Patient Passport Guide - Managing Passport invitations
- Elation Patient Passport Guide - Communicating with patients & sharing records
- Elation Patient Passport Guide - Patient’s Point of View