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Setting Up the Online Patient PortalSetting Up the Online Patient PortalTo provide your patients access to their appointment schedules and visit documents, you need to configure the Patient Portal in OfficePro. Follow these steps to get started: Step 1: Create Visit Types
Step 2: Configure Portal Style and ContentAccess PatientPro:
Portal Style:
Embed the Portal:
Portal Location:
Providers Section:
Scheduling Section:
Embedding Links and Buttons:
After making your changes, click Save Portal Settings at the bottom of the page. Step 3: Preview Your Portal
Scheduling Tips
Step 4: Additional FeaturesReturn to Tools > PatientPro to access more portal settings. Enable Features:
ConclusionOnce your portal is configured and activated, your patients can begin accessing it for scheduling and document retrieval. Regularly check and update the settings as needed to enhance the patient experience. If you need to make any changes, return to Tools > PatientPro, and don’t forget to click Save Portal Settings to apply any modifications! |
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How to Embed Your PortalHow to Embed Your PortalStep 1: Add the Embed Code to Your WebsiteCopy and paste the following code where you want the portal to appear on your website: html CopyEdit <script src="https://portal.naturaesoft.com/Get_Embed_JS" data-practicepass="YOUR_PRACTICE_PASS" data-container-id="portal-container"> </script> <!-- Target container for the portal iframe --> <div id="portal-container"></div> Important: Replace YOUR_PRACTICE_PASS with your assigned Practice Pass code. Make sure you include the <div id="portal-container"></div> on the page — the portal will load into this area. Step 2: Where to Place the CodeYou can place this code: On a specific page (e.g., yourdomain.com/portal) Inside any content editor that supports raw HTML (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, etc.) In your website’s HTML templates (if you have developer access) We recommend placing it where you want the portal to appear (not in the <head>). Step 3: Portal Loading and Behavior✅ The portal will automatically load inside the container. Optional CustomizationsYou can also: Change the container's size by adjusting the surrounding <div> styles (CSS) Add margin or padding if you want extra space around the portal Contact us if you want a custom theme or branded portal appearance TroubleshootingIf you do not see the portal: Confirm that the data-practicepass attribute matches your Practice Pass exactly. Make sure you included the <div> with the correct id. Check for typos in the script tag or div id. Still need help? |