Attendance with text reminders, up from 67.8%
In a Cochrane review, attendance rose from 67.8% to 78.6% when patients received a text message reminder. A video visit needs the same reminder, with the join link inside it.
Telehealth software lets a clinic see patients over video with the same booking, reminders, consent, notes and follow-up as an in-person visit. Capra runs video visits in the browser with nothing to install, on one calendar with in-person care, from the same patient record, and connects to the EHR and calendars your clinic already uses.
A separate video tool means a separate calendar, a link in an email the patient cannot find, consent on paper and notes typed into another system afterwards. The visit happens despite the software.
In a Cochrane review, attendance rose from 67.8% to 78.6% when patients received a text message reminder. A video visit needs the same reminder, with the join link inside it.
Some platforms make a clinic choose between a face-to-face calendar and a telehealth one. The clinician ends up double-booked across the two, or keeps the video slots in a spreadsheet.
A join link sent three days ago by email, an app to download, a waiting room with a password: each step loses a patient, and the clinician waits in an empty call.
Tap through the portal as a patient would: the next appointment shows a join button when it is a video visit, the pre-call form is on the same screen, and messages with the team sit beside it.
Patients see what's coming up, confirm with a tap, pick a new time when they need to, and join video visits from the same screen.
Clinical and appointment letters are published to the portal from the record, so patients have a permanent, private copy and nothing waits for the post.
Intake, screening and consent forms assigned to the patient are completed ahead of time, and every answer lands on the record.
Two-way chat keeps questions in one private thread that the whole team can see, with read receipts and the history attached to the record.
Most clinics add video appointment types and run their first remote visits within a few days.
Set durations and reminder rules for video visits beside your in-person types; the same clinicians, the same calendar.
Online booking or reception books the visit, the reminder carries the join link and any pre-call consent or form, and the patient joins from the browser.
The clinician writes the note during the call, shares a letter to the portal afterwards and books the follow-up, all on the same record.
Booking, reminders, consent, the call and the notes that share one calendar and one patient record.
Patients join from the link in their reminder or from the appointment card in the portal, on any device, with no app and no account. Clinicians launch the call from the appointment and can bring in a carer, an interpreter or a colleague.
Video appointment types sit on the same clinician calendar as in-person visits, with their own durations, buffers and reminder rules. In the UK, video consultations for private clinics run alongside the diary; in the US, telehealth visits sit beside office visits. Either way there is one schedule.
The reminder goes out on SMS, WhatsApp or email with the join link, and any pre-call form or consent is completed from the same message. A patient who confirms has already got everything they need to join on time.
The clinician writes the note during the call on the same record that holds the patient's history, vitals, medications and messages, then shares a letter to the portal and books the follow-up. Nothing is typed twice and nothing lives in the video tool.
Screening questionnaires before a remote appointment and outcome measures after it are sent, scored and charted automatically, so a video-first clinic keeps the same clinical picture as one that sees patients in the room.
Capra is role-based and configurable; your onboarding lead sets these up with you before the first remote visit.
Calendars sync today; your clinical record system is connected during onboarding.
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Permissions come from defined roles, privileged access needs multi-factor authentication, and rights are reviewed regularly.
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Capra connects to the record, calendar, accounting, messaging and claims systems you already run; integrations are built with you during onboarding.
Telehealth software lets clinicians see patients over video, with booking, reminders, consent, notes and follow-up handled around the call. Capra builds video visits into the same calendar, reminders and patient record as in-person care, so a remote appointment is simply another appointment type.
No. Patients join from the link in their reminder or from the appointment card in the portal, in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer. There is nothing to download and no account to create.
Yes. Video appointment types sit beside in-person ones on each clinician's calendar, with their own durations, buffers and reminder rules, and the whole calendar syncs two-way with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook.
Video runs inside the platform rather than through a consumer app, connections are encrypted, access follows roles, and every appointment, note and message is recorded in the audit trail. Our security page describes the practices in full, and signed agreements are available on request.
Yes. The clinician can bring additional participants into the same call, which is how families, interpreters and specialists take part without a second meeting link.
Exactly like in-person reminders, with the join link inside the message. Reminder rules per appointment type decide the timing and channel, patients confirm or reschedule in one tap, and the link works from the message when the visit starts.
On the patient record, written during the call, versioned and visible to colleagues with the right role. Letters and documents from the visit can be shared to the portal, and if your clinical record lives in another system it is connected during onboarding so the note lands there too.
Yes. Video-first practices use the same calendar, reminders, consent forms, outcome measures and client portal as any other clinic, and the shared inbox handles messages between sessions. Group sessions are supported as a multi-participant appointment type.
Yes. Capra connects to the EHR or EMR your clinic already runs through an integration scoped and built with you during onboarding, so appointments and notes from video visits appear in the record your clinicians open every day.
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