Patient management
Keep demographics, contact information, coverage, portal access, forms, visit history, and operational status together in one patient record.
Nuramend connects the day-to-day work of running a practice — from intake and scheduling to clinical workflows, billing, staff operations, and the patient portal — in one focused workspace.
Nuramend is designed around the way practices actually operate. Patient information, schedules, documentation, forms, billing work, and staff access stay connected instead of living in separate tools and spreadsheets.
See Nuramend in actionKeep demographics, contact information, coverage, portal access, forms, visit history, and operational status together in one patient record.
Coordinate appointments, provider availability, locations, service types, blocked time, and scheduling rules without losing context.
Support structured clinical workflows, notes, plans, follow-up work, and auditable history while keeping signed records protected from silent edits.
Move from charges to invoices, claims, payments, follow-up, eligibility review, and reconciliation without building a second shadow workflow outside the system.
Send intake and consent forms, preserve completed versions, and give patients a separate portal for appointments, forms, profile updates, and future billing access.
Manage organization roles, location scope, invitations, staff lifecycle, audit activity, and controlled platform support access from a clear administration layer.

A practice does more than schedule visits. Nuramend connects the handoffs that happen before, during, and after care so your team can see what is ready, what needs attention, and who owns the next step.
Coordinate demographics, intake, insurance, consent, and scheduling before the visit begins.
Provider workflows stay tied to the patient, appointment, forms, clinical follow-up, and history.
Billing teams can see what is ready for charges, claims, payment posting, and follow-up without rebuilding context.
Dashboards and audit history surface work in progress without requiring a spreadsheet status meeting.
Nuramend is being built as a multi-tenant platform with explicit organization isolation, role-based access, audit trails, protected authentication flows, and separate patient access.

Start with the operating core you need today, then expand locations, providers, revenue-cycle workflows, and controls as your organization grows.
For solo clinicians and small practices that need a connected operational foundation.
For established group practices that need stronger staff, payer, and revenue-cycle workflows.
For larger groups and multi-location organizations that need broader controls and onboarding support.
Pricing is introductory and may change before general commercial availability. Third-party transaction, payment processing, clearinghouse, messaging, or implementation costs may be separate when applicable.
Front desk, providers, billing staff, practice leadership, and patients work differently. Nuramend keeps those experiences distinct while maintaining one operational source of truth.

Nuramend is being designed for independent healthcare and behavioral-health practices ranging from solo clinicians to multi-provider, multi-location organizations that need a more connected operational system.
Yes. The platform architecture supports organization-specific workspaces, multiple locations, staff memberships, role-based permissions, and location-scoped access.
Yes. Patient authentication is intentionally separate from staff authentication. The portal foundation supports appointments, assigned forms, profile updates, and future billing experiences.
Nuramend includes a growing revenue-cycle workspace covering billing, charges, invoices, claims, payments, follow-up, payer references, and eligibility-related workflows. External clearinghouse and payment connections may carry separate third-party fees.
Nuramend is being engineered around privacy, tenant isolation, access controls, and auditability, but we do not market the product as universally “HIPAA compliant” independent of hosting, configuration, vendor agreements, and an organization's own policies. Production environments that process PHI require the appropriate infrastructure and contractual safeguards.
Yes. Migration and onboarding support will vary by plan and source system. Larger implementations can include a structured data-migration review before go-live.
Tell us how your practice operates today and we’ll show you where Nuramend can simplify the handoffs.