--- title: The Checkup - June 19th, 2026 (v2.240.2) | Nextvisit description: Nextvisit's June 19, 2026 release adds a chart-proposal inbox, a rearrangeable dashboard, EHR sync review, and a heading outline for long notes. url: "http://localhost:3000/news/the-checkup-june-19-2026" type: static generatedAt: "2026-09-04T06:57:02.995Z" --- Product update # The Checkup - June 19th, 2026 (v2.240.2) Nextvisit's June 19, 2026 release adds a chart-proposal inbox, a rearrangeable dashboard, EHR sync review, and a heading outline for long notes. Product update / Published June 19, 2026 Encounter extraction can now propose med, condition, and allergy changes for you to accept or reject. The dashboard can be rearranged, or swapped for a focus view built around the next session. Practices pulling charts from an EHR get a review inbox instead of a silent overwrite. ## Chart proposals: the visit can update the chart without you retyping it A patient mentions they stopped the sertraline two weeks ago, or that they started a prazosin from another clinic. You used to finish the note and then go hunt the medications list. Now the encounter can put those changes in a proposal inbox on the chart: add, edit, or discontinue, with the rationale attached. Accept one, reject one, or take the lot. Duplicate creates from the same run get collapsed. A later encounter that proposes the same add supersedes the earlier one, so you are not accepting the same med twice. Pending proposals stay visible until you deal with them, including a count on the patient. Auto-accept is on by default so a clean extraction can land without a click. Turn it off in Settings if you want every write to wait for you. You still decide what lands in the record. ## A dashboard you can actually set up Home is no longer one fixed layout. Classic mode has widgets you can rearrange, show, or hide, including a clock and a greeting that follows the time of day. Focus mode is the other option: recent sessions, a session launcher, and a patient scope search when you already know who is next. There is a “try the new dashboard” control if you want to switch without hunting settings. If you liked the old arrangement, it is still there. ## EHR sync has a review inbox Practices that pull charts from an outside EHR now get a compiled roster and a per-patient chart with a section rail and a diff view. Matches and conflicts land in one inbox. You can pin a field, preview a sync plan, approve in bulk, or roll a write back. It is meant for the person who has to decide whether the EHR’s allergy list or yours is right, not for a silent merge at 2 a.m. ## Long notes got an outline Open a long note or a template and a heading rail tracks where you are. Click a heading to jump. Tables of contents in the editor follow the same headings, so a twelve-section intake is not one long scroll. ## Improvements - Patient chart pages (demographics, medications, conditions, allergies, documents, scales) keep a sticky header as you scroll, and the collapsed patient nav can open a flyout instead of making you expand the rail. - Demographics uses segmented tabs with a sliding pill, which is less fiddly on a tablet. - Sessions has a filter bar, including capture source, so finding last Tuesday’s Zoom visit is a filter instead of a hunt. - Support moved into the sidebar. The floating launcher is gone. If the messenger is down, a fallback contact form still reaches us. - Display settings let you pick how the patient nav is laid out. - You can put an encounter in input review and keep the note as a draft until that review is done. The encounters table shows pending-review and awaiting-review states. ## Bug fixes - Chart proposals no longer stack the same create twice in one run, and accepting a later duplicate retires the earlier one. - The medication form no longer submits on Enter when you are still in a field. - Team switcher on smaller screens was clipping its menu. It stays on screen now. - The patient profile had a broken markup tag that could scramble the layout. Closed. - Timeline queries that sent a non-integer encounter id no longer fail the page. ## Availability Chart proposals, the new dashboard layouts, and EHR sync review are in this week’s build. Auto-accept for proposals is on unless you change it. EHR sync only appears if your workspace is set up to pull from an outside chart. Questions or feedback on anything in this release? Tell us through the in-app feedback button. It goes to the people who built this. ## More from the newsroom. - [Product update The Checkup - August 27th, 2026 (v2.334.0) Nextvisit's August 27, 2026 release ages unsigned notes, adds Last time and a cross-titration advisor, plus Talk to Aria and a telehealth beta request.](/news/the-checkup-august-27-2026) - [Product update The Checkup - August 21st, 2026 (v2.325.0) Nextvisit's August 21, 2026 release rebuilds prescribe as a this-visit pad, imports a record during patient create, and redesigns sign-in.](/news/the-checkup-august-21-2026) - [Product update The Checkup - July 17th, 2026 (v2.321.2) Nextvisit's July 17, 2026 release opens Duplicate Patients, adds in-call telehealth extras and file sharing, and shows Aria chat as pending while it replies.](/news/the-checkup-july-17-2026) See it on your workflow ## Twenty minutes, one mock visit. You leave with a note in your template. We run a mock session live, draft the note, and walk through what the downstream claim would look like. No slides. No sales deck. [Book a demo](https://nextvisit.cal.com/ryan/demo) [Talk to sales](mailto:hello@nextvisit.ai) Live in 2 weeks or less BAA signed by default