Demographic Export Module

This report can be emailed to your main account which was entered in the email address section in PostureScreen Mobile as well as easily shared using the share sheet to any capable application on your device that can open it or any sharing service such as Dropbox, Google Drive, iCloud Drive, etc. This is included in the Unlimited Subscription which now unlocks all modules within PostureScreen. The report contains client information. Email and these sharing services are third-party services you choose, not part of PostureCo’s services, and no agreement with PostureCo covers them. If you are a HIPAA covered entity or business associate, email or share the report only through a business account covered by your own business associate agreement (BAA) with that company. If you work in health and fitness only, where you send it is up to you.

Patient information and Apple iCloud: iCloud Backup, iCloud Photos and iCloud Drive are Apple services, not part of PostureCo’s services, and no agreement with PostureCo covers them.

• If you are a HIPAA covered entity or business associate (most practices that bill health insurance electronically are), you should take these precautions, because Apple’s iCloud terms do not allow you to use iCloud for protected health information (PHI): do not save this report to iCloud Drive; turn off iCloud Backup for PostureScreen (Settings > [your name] > iCloud > iCloud Backup, or Storage > Backups, then choose this device and turn off PostureScreen); turn off “Save images to device Photos app” and “Save videos to device Photos app” in PostureScreen and keep patient photos out of the Photos app (with iCloud Photos on, they upload to iCloud; with it off, iCloud Backup can include them); and back up with PostureCo Cloud Services (Cloud Backup in the app), under a BAA we sign for U.S. healthcare practices on request, or an encrypted computer backup you control.
• If you work in health and fitness only and are not covered by HIPAA, these precautions are recommended but optional. Whether you take them is up to you, as long as you follow any other privacy law that applies to you.

See Section 7 of our Terms of Service.

3:02

Support for importing the output of demographic export (.CSV file type) into Excel is as follows

If you simply open the file using excel, it is likely that the report will not open as intended in an excel table.#

This happens because the delimiters in Excel (Calc, OpenOffice, etc) are not set correctly. The delimiter must be set as semicolon .#

If you open the file by double-clicking, Excel will not know the delimiter to use and will default to comma (based on the region of US). Because this file is actually a data import file, you will need to import it into Excel… not just double click it.#

Here are some support instructions.#

• If you have Excel 2003 goto Data -> Import External Data -> Import Data on the menu bar and select the demographic file. This should launch the Text Import Wizard seen in the screenshots below.
• For Excel 2007: Select DATA -> FROM TEXT…
• For Excel prior to 2007: Select DATA -> GET EXTERNAL DATA -> IMPORT TEXT FILE…