Average patient no-show rate across 105 studies
The average no-show rate was around 23%. For a practice with one or two providers, each empty slot is a bigger share of the day than it is for a health system.
An EMR for a small practice should hold the chart, run the schedule, text patients and give them a portal without a separate tool for each. Capra does that for cash-pay and small-group practices, and for practices that already run athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Tebra or another EHR it connects to the record you keep and adds the scheduling, texting and portal layer on top.
A chart in one tool, a schedule in another, reminders from a third and a portal nobody logs into. Each one is cheap on its own; together they cost the front desk its afternoon.
The average no-show rate was around 23%. For a practice with one or two providers, each empty slot is a bigger share of the day than it is for a health system.
Providers describe notes that take fifteen minutes each and data hidden a thousand clicks deep. A small practice cannot absorb that with extra staff.
Without a texting layer, reminders go out by hand, replies land on one person's phone and nothing reaches the chart. The practice runs on memory.
Browse a sample record: the overview before the visit, vitals charted over time, medications with their history, versioned notes and the documents shared to the portal.
Everything a clinician needs before the patient walks in: next appointment, what they're taking, the last note and any forms still open, on one screen.
Vitals are captured against the visit and trend over time, so a reading is never just a number in a note.
Current and stopped medications with their history sit on the same profile as the notes that changed them.
Every note is versioned. You can always see what changed, who changed it and when, which keeps record-keeping accountable.
Referrals, signed consent and generated letters are stored against the patient and can be shared to the portal while the original stays on file.
Most small practices are scheduling and texting within a few days; charting templates and the EHR connection follow the onboarding plan.
Bulk import from your current system or spreadsheet, with providers, appointment types and rooms set up for you.
Cash-pay and small-group practices chart in Capra with templates per specialty; practices on an existing EHR keep it and Capra connects to it during onboarding.
Reminders go out from your registered practice number, replies land in the shared inbox, and patients get a portal with no app and no password.
Charting, scheduling, texting, the portal and reporting that share one record and one login.
Structured notes with templates for your specialty, vitals charted against the visit, medications with history, documents and letters, all versioned so you can see what changed and when. Templates are configured for how your providers actually document.
Online booking without a patient account, reminder rules per appointment type on SMS and email, one-tap confirm and reschedule, and two-way sync with Google Calendar and Outlook. The schedule stays accurate without a phone round.
Two-way texting from a registered practice number lands in a shared inbox and on the chart, with consent captured at intake and opt-outs honored. The portal opens from a secure link: appointments, forms, letters and messages, no download and no password to forget.
If your practice already runs athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Tebra, Practice Fusion or another EHR, keep it. Capra connects to it during onboarding: appointments drive reminders, intake answers land in the EHR, and conversations are visible from the record your providers open.
Appointments, attendance, no-shows (DNAs) and revenue per provider on one dashboard, with reminder delivery and reply rates beside them. The numbers a two-provider practice needs, without a report builder.
Capra is role-based and configurable; your onboarding lead sets these up with you, so nobody at the practice has to.
Calendars sync today; your EHR, clearinghouse and accounting are connected during onboarding.
Defence in depth, from the first message to the last record. This is how we operate, not a badge.
Connections use current TLS with HSTS, and stored data is encrypted with keys managed by our cloud provider.
Permissions come from defined roles, privileged access needs multi-factor authentication, and rights are reviewed regularly.
Security-relevant events are recorded, retained and reviewed so unusual activity can be investigated quickly.
Critical data is backed up regularly and protected like production, with processes to restore service after a disruption.
UK clinics are hosted in the UK by default; deployment in other regions, including the UAE, is available on request with the same protections.
Capra connects to the record, calendar, accounting, messaging and claims systems you already run; integrations are built with you during onboarding.
The one that runs the chart, the schedule and patient communication without a separate tool for each, and that connects to whatever the practice already uses. For cash-pay and small-group practices Capra provides all of it in one workspace; for practices on an established EHR it keeps that EHR and adds the scheduling, texting and portal layer.
Yes. Capra connects to athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Tebra, Practice Fusion and other EHRs through an integration scoped and built with you during onboarding. Appointments in the EHR drive reminders, intake answers are pushed into it, and conversations are visible from the record your providers open.
No. Capra is clinic management software with charting, scheduling, patient communication and a portal. Practices that need to keep an established EHR for a specific program keep it and connect Capra to it; cash-pay and small-group practices chart in Capra directly. Your onboarding lead will talk through which fits your practice.
Yes. Two-way texting from a registered practice number, with reminders per appointment type, consent captured at intake, opt-outs honored automatically and every message on the chart. A signed business associate agreement is available on request.
Yes. Patients book from your website or a link without creating an account, and reminders carry one-tap confirm and reschedule options. The schedule updates itself and syncs two-way with Google Calendar and Outlook.
Structured notes with templates per specialty and visit type, vitals charted against the visit, medications with their history, documents and letters, all on one versioned record. Templates are configured during onboarding so providers document the way they already do, with fewer clicks.
Yes. The product is role-based and configurable, so a solo or two-provider practice switches on charting, scheduling, texting and the portal and nothing it does not need. A growing practice adds providers, locations and integrations on the same account.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access follows roles, and every view and change is in the audit log. US practices can be deployed in a US region on request, and our security page describes the practices in full.
Most small practices are scheduling and texting within a few days of importing their patients. Charting templates and an EHR connection follow the onboarding plan agreed with your named lead, who also imports your data as part of onboarding.
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