Client Groups Section in Client Profile

The Client Groups section in the Client Profile is used to classify and manage important information about a client based on categories defined by your organisation. These classifications help organise clients based on their care needs, medical requirements, funding rules, status, or other operational specifications.

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Glossary

Term	Description
Group Sets	Group Sets are categories that organise related Client Groups under a single classification type. For example, a Group Set named Need for Interpreter is used to indicate whether a client requires an interpreter for communication.
Client Groups	Client Groups are individual classification options within a Group Set that are used to categorize clients based on specific attributes. If multiple options apply for a Group Set, each option must be created as a separate Client Group. For example, within the Need for Interpreter Group Set, three Client Groups may be created: Yes, No, and Unknown.
Required Minimum Data Set	The Required Minimum Data Set refers to a collection of essential client information that must be recorded for compliance, reporting, and operational purposes. This data helps organisations meet government reporting requirements and capture key metadata about clients that can support reporting and workflow processes.

To access this section:

1. Open the Client Profile.
2. Select Client Groups.

Note: If a client’s situation changes, the existing Client Group must first be ended by adding an End Date, and then the client should be added to the new Client Group with the same date as the previous End Date.

The Required Minimum Data Set section displays essential client information needed for compliance, reporting, and operations. In this section, you can assign the client to a group set, add a join date, or remove them as needed.

Configuration

• Client Groups can be configured by navigating to Settings > Client Groups > Client Groups in the left navigation pane.

• Group Sets can be configured by navigating to Settings > Client Groups > Group Sets in the left navigation pane.

For an example of how client groups and group sets are used in the system, see How to Set Up Your Organisation’s HACC Data.

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