Watch these video tutorials to get a quick start with AcuGraph:
Tutorial 1: Setup and Installation
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What comes with your AcuGraph system? Is it hard to install? How long does it take to get up and running? We’ve worked hard to make AcuGraph easy to install so that getting up and running is easy. You don’t need to be a computer expert to get your AcuGraph set up. This video covers the whole process from opening the box to starting the software for the first time.
Tutorial 2: Patient Management
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Where is my patient data? How do I find a patient record? What about keeping my patient data safe? This video explores several options for keeping all your patient data safe, not only from prying eyes, but also from computer problems.
Tutorial 3: Performing an Exam
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AcuGraph offers several different types of exams, and includes many features to make the exam process fast and easy. This video explains the basics of how to perform an exam, with examples.
Tutorial 4: Interpret a Graph
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Understanding the full picture of what is going on with your patient is vital to determining the best course of treatment. AcuGraph offers 9 different ways to interpret and visualize your exam results, helping you to see the whole picture. In this video, Dr. Larsen walks through all 9 graph types with a sample exam, explaining in detail how to understand and interpret what they all mean.
Tutorial 5: Treating a Patient
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After performing an exam, AcuGraph will provide many different treatment recommendations, including: Basic, Advanced, Expert, Auricular, Spinal, Herbal, Back-Shu, and more. As the practitioner, which treatments you choose and administer is always up to you, and AcuGraph gives you great treatment options from which to choose. Here, Dr. Larsen explains all the different treatment types, when they apply, and how to best use them to maximize the benefit to your patient.
Tutorial 6: Printing a Report
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Did you know AcuGraph can print out exam results? Patients love being able to visually see their energy imbalances in AcuGraph, and many want to be able to study the results on their own at home. Additionally, sometimes you’ll want to provide reference pictures for your patient to use for self-treatment at home. This is very easy with the report printing system in AcuGraph. This video covers all the report printing options including how to select what to print, how to set up printing presets for common report types, and how to customize your reports for your practice.
Tutorial 7: Acupuncture Reference
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Did you know that AcuGraph includes an excellent acupuncture reference tool? Have you been looking for a fast and easy way to look up a specific point on a meridian, such as the fire point on the spleen? Have you forgotten the best points to affect blood and blood chemistry? The reference section includes comprehensive references for all the main body points, as well as charts of how points are used and what points to use to treat common ailments. This video explains it all - as well as how to use your AcuGraph as a point locater.
Tutorial 8: AcuHerb
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One fantastic additional treatment you can offer for your patients is herbal supplements. AcuGraph has been paired up with the AcuHerb library of classical Chinese herbal formulations, and will not only make recommendations about which formulas to prescribe, but will also manage your AcuHerb inventory and re-order herbs as you use them. This video explains how easy it is to enhance your practice with AcuHerb.
Tutorial 9: Emailing Reports
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Let’s face it—printing every report you hand to a patient can become expensive, and it can waste a lot of paper. In today’s increasingly digital world, email has become the new standard of communication. AcuGraph makes it very simple to email your patient reports as a PDF. Patients love the instant delivery, and the ability to have access to their reports wherever they can access their email. This video demonstrates just how simple it is to send a report from AcuGraph.
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