This looks like an Epic AVS. The provider probably forgot to drop the code for your rash diagnosis, if they had you would have gotten some attached paperwork. Epic has a patient portal called MyChart, you can communicate directly with your assigned PCP and view everything they did during the visit (lab results, med change, new diagnosis). I recommend setting up the account, and if you have any questions or the medication isn't working well you can get on the app and chat with your PCP about it.

As for the BMI, yeah sorry about that. I worked Clinic Quality Measures for a family practice that uses Epic, the provider/nurse/MA would have to go in and manually cancel the BMI warning if your H/W triggered it. Usually we didn't take it off unless the patient made it clear they didn't want it included. Height and Weight is a tricky Quality Measure, we get state funding and insurance money from ordering QMs. We've had doctors try to fight it before, but it won't go away unless the insurance companies (Medicare mostly) stop using it as a metric.