Upload the aging report your system already prints. Your biller approves every balance. Patients pay from a text in under a minute.
Every biller knows the software that auto-sent statements for the wrong amounts because insurance hadn't posted. One wrong bill costs more trust than a hundred right ones.
Export the CSV you already run. Nothing to install, nothing to migrate.
She reviews every balance and holds back anything that isn't ready.
Live status on every balance, and a report your bookkeeper can post.
Days to pay, dollars collected, and hours back — measured against your own baseline.
The safest patient portal is the one that doesn't exist.
A practice we visited took its payment portal down after a hack attempt — months later, patients were still reading card numbers over the phone. Parora doesn't create the thing that gets broken into: no portal to secure, no password to reset, no card on file to lose.
Patients tap a link that expires. There's nothing standing open to break into.
Your practice name and a secure link — nothing a stranger could read off a lock screen.
Parora operates as a HIPAA Business Associate, stores the minimum, and logs every access.
The secure page shows financial detail only: billed, insurance paid, what's left.
Keep it. Parora isn't a practice management system and doesn't replace one — it runs off the aging report your system already exports. Nothing migrates, nothing installs, nothing changes about how you post payments today. The pilot sits alongside what you have; if it doesn't earn its place in 30 days, you've lost nothing.
It probably has a payments feature. The question is whether the balances are getting collected. Most practices collect only a fraction of what patients owe after insurance, and once a balance passes 90 days the odds fall by roughly half. The big platforms bury balance collection three menus deep, gate their text-to-pay tools to two or three specific PMSs, or auto-send without review. Bring your current aging report to the pilot — the before-and-after is the answer.
Parora operates as a HIPAA Business Associate and signs a Business Associate Agreement with every practice before any patient data moves. We store the minimum, log every access, and keep clinical information out entirely — texts carry no PHI, and the secure page shows financial detail only. Your patients' diagnoses, notes, and treatment plans never leave your PMS.
The pilot is free — no card, no catch, and everything it collects is yours. After that, the terms stay simple: month-to-month, cancel anytime. Before your pilot ends, you'll see exact pricing side by side with your own results — days to pay, dollars collected, hours saved — so you decide with your numbers in front of you, not our promises.
No. They tap the link in the text, see what they owe and why, and pay. There's no portal, no password, and nothing to download. That's also why there's nothing for anyone to break into.
The link shows the full breakdown — what was billed, what insurance paid, what's left — so most of those calls never happen. When one does, it goes to your office, the same as today. Parora never speaks to your patients on your behalf.
About twenty minutes. Export one aging report, upload it, and your first batch is ready for review the same day.
Yes — any of them. Parora reads the AR-aging report your system already exports, so there's no integration to wait on and no partner program to get approved for.
Bring one aging report. For 30 days we measure everything against your own baseline — days to pay, dollars collected, staff hours back.
Worst case: a free month of collections and your numbers in writing. Best case: the phone calls stop.