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Healthy Roster: How to cross-document between Sway and EMR

Written by Niki Budd

Updated at May 18th, 2026

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Table of Contents

Video Tutorial: Step-by-Step Tutorial Common Questions:

COMING SOON!

 

 

If your Healthy Roster EMR auto-login is enabled, you will see a “Document in EMR” option within the mobile Sway application when viewing completed assessments. This feature allows providers to move directly from a completed Sway assessment into the patient’s chart in the EMR app with a single tap.

The patient record is matched, and the completed Sway assessment PDF is attached to the documentation you create, such as a problem, incident report, encounter, or referral. This removes the need to manually switch applications, search for the patient, create documentation, and upload the assessment separately, helping streamline clinical documentation workflows.

Before using cross-documentation, a provider administrator will need to enable the feature within the platform setting - visit: Healthy Roster: Enable EMR–Sway Auto Login . Providers will also need to have matching email addresses in both systems to ensure the single sign-on connection works correctly.

 

Video Tutorial:

00:00: Hi, this is Nikki in this video, I'll walk through how the healthy roster, EMR Auto

00:06: login Works alongside the mobile sway application.

00:10: This feature provides a shared single sign-on experience.

00:13: Enhanced patient matching between platforms and automatic attachment of completed

00:19: assessments directly into the patient's chart.

00:22: Once EMR Auto logon has been enabled in your EMR providers will see document in EMR

00:29: This is seen directly in the soy app.

00:32: When viewing a completed assessment with a single tap, you can move the assessment

00:37: straight to the patient's chart, in your EMR app without needing to manually log or

00:42: search for the patient.

00:43: This workflow helps reduce extra steps, eliminate duplicate work, between

00:47: applications and make documentation faster and more efficient.

00:53: In this way, app navigate to a patient profile after they've completed an

00:58: assessment.

01:01: I've found the assessment I would like to transmit over to my EMR clicking directly

01:05: on the assessment.

01:08: Will navigate me directly into the details of the assessment.

01:12: On the bottom of the screen, you will see document and EMR click this icon.

01:20: You will then authenticate through the auto login, process into your EMR mobile app

01:25: and be taken directly to the patient's profile, a modal window will appear, where

01:30: you can choose the type of documentation you would like, to create including a

01:33: problem status update encounter referral or incident report.

01:40: Here, I've chosen to create an incident report, you'll see that I've completed my

01:44: documentation and within the attachment section, the completed sway assessment has

01:48: already been automatically attached.

01:49: If you'd like to review the assessment simply tap on it.

01:55: If you've tapped in the assessment, it will now open.

01:57: So you can view the assessment in full once complete select done.

02:04: Once I validated that my incident report is complete, I can select save this action

02:09: finalizes, the cross documentation workflow between the two platforms.

02:15: Now let's review documentation for a subsequent day, navigating back to the sway

02:20: app.

02:21: I can see that Connie has completed a new daily assessment this time.

02:24: I'll document this assessment in the EMR as a status update.

02:28: Select directly on the assessment, you wish to transmit.

02:33: Select document and EMR.

02:38: Now, when the modal box populates, I'm going to select to update my status.

02:42: I already have created an incident report and a problem along with it.

02:47: I simply need to update the patient's status.

02:52: My status update instantly links to the current concussion problem I have open.

02:58: Do note, if you do not have an active or open injury or problem, you will be

03:03: prompted to create one.

03:06: And just as before I can see that my assessment is associated directly to my status

03:11: update.

03:12: I can now complete by selecting save

03:17: Now, let's review where we can view these attachments as well.

03:21: Navigating to the patient profile, select the document tab.

03:26: In a list of completed documents, you will always see your Associated assessments.

03:32: You can also always navigate to the injury timeline by selecting the injury itself.

03:39: Here.

03:39: And from the injury timeline, you can see the patient's progression over time

03:43: including each assessment and the related documentation completed throughout their

03:47: recovery process.

03:50: If you have questions or need more help, please visit the help tab or reach us

03:54: directly at help at healthy roster.com.

Step-by-Step Tutorial

  1. An athlete completes an assessment, or you review an existing assessment.
  2. Open the athlete’s completed assessment.
  3. Select “Document in EMR.”
  1. A modal window will appear for the selected patient. From here, you can choose to:
  • Add a problem
  • Update a status
  • Create an encounter
  • Create a referral
  • Create an incident report

 

  1. Once you’ve selected your desired documentation type, you will see the Sway assessment listed under Attachments. Complete your documentation and select save.
  1. After completing and saving the entry, you can review the assessment from the patient’s document tab, within the problem timeline, or associated directly with the entity you created.

Common Questions:

ACCESS & SETUP

Q: Who turns on "Document in EMR" for our organization?

A: A Provider Admin within your account flips the Shared Sign-On toggle

The underlying Sway integration itself is a prerequisite that Healthy Roster enables for you — contact Customer Success if you do not see the toggle yet.

Q: Do we need the Sway integration set up first?

A: Yes. The Sway integration must be enabled for your Healthy Roster EMR account first. Without it, the button routes users to a general Sway-EMR information page instead of launching EMR directly.

Q: Shared Sign-On is enabled, but clinicians are still being asked to log into HR EMR. Why?

A: SSO parity between Sway and HR EMR is likely not aligned (for example, SSO may be enabled in one system but not the other).

The toggle can remain on, but automatic login cannot safely complete when authentication methods do not match — so the system falls back to manual HR login. Contact Customer Success to ensure SSO is configured consistently on both sides.


PATIENT MATCHING

Q: I got "No Matched Patient" — what does it mean?


A: Two possibilities: the Sway patient isn't linked to an HR EMR patient, OR it's linked but your user doesn't have permission. Ask your admin to verify both.


Q: How does a Sway patient get linked to an HR EMR patient?


A: Two ways: automatically when the patient is enrolled in Sway from within an HR EMR-paired Sway org (the typical path), OR manually from the HR EMR patient profile. If neither has happened, the system can't match them — even if the names and DOB are identical.


Q: What if a Sway patient is linked to more than one HR EMR patient?


A: The existing ambiguous-patient-match notification handles it (same one used elsewhere in HR). Resolve the ambiguity there; the deep link doesn't handle multi-match permutations.

Q: My patient has multiple open concussions. Which one does Update Status pick?


A: The most recent (by date) is auto-selected. No provider picker at launch — if you need a different one, cancel and go directly to that problem from the patient profile.

Q: I have HR EMR open on a different patient. What happens when a deep link comes in?


A: HR EMR foregrounds and navigates to the new patient. No prompt about unsaved work. Finish documenting on your current patient before triggering a new deep link.

 

Want to learn more about your Healthy Roster Sway + EMR integration? Follow along here:

Configuring a Healthy Roster EMR + Sway Integration 

Healthy Roster: EMR and Sway Organization and Profile Matching 

Healthy Roster: Resolving Missing or Ambiguous Match for Sway Patient 

Healthy Roster: Enable EMR–Sway Auto Login 

EMR - How to Associate Sway Test Results with a Document Type 

 

 

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