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Invite the client
Send portal access or a secure link.

Client Portal
Clients get one place for appointments, messages, forms, tasks, documents, and payments while the clinician sees process status.

Theranvio workspace
Forms
Intake, outcomes, and consent before visits
Messages
Short contact without email sprawl
Payments
Request status visible next to the visit
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private client space
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access modes: account or secure link
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scattered files and links
Why it matters
The portal reduces scattered messages, files, and instructions. The client sees what to do; the clinician sees what needs attention.
01 · Intake
New clients can complete intake while existing clients receive focused check-ins or tasks.
02 · Between sessions
Clinicians can share materials, links, documents, and tasks without losing clinical context.
03 · Billing
The portal connects appointment, telehealth, payment request, and follow-through.
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Send portal access or a secure link.
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The client completes intake, check-in, or task.
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Visit, telehealth, and materials stay connected.
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Payment, tasks, and documents return to the record.
FAQ
Mature feature pages do not avoid practical questions. They answer calmly, without pressure.
Not always. Theranvio supports persistent patient accounts and secure invitation links depending on the clinician's process.
No. The portal is a care-organization tool. Urgent situations should follow the crisis path agreed with the clinician.
Related features
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Theranvio Video
Theranvio Video connects online visits with the client record, waiting room, chat, screen sharing, backgrounds, payment, and documentation.
Practice Payments
Theranvio supports Stripe Connect payments or professional external instructions. This flow is separate from the Theranvio Pro subscription.
Theranvio Pro
The demo shows how modules connect client, session, portal, documentation, payments, and clinical intelligence.