Payments
Get paid for the work you did.
The clinical record and the money should not live in two unrelated worlds. Kadara keeps the payment work next to the visit it belongs to: what is due, what is paid, and what a claim still needs.
One visit, two sides
The visit you signed, and whether it is paid.
Illustrative. Kadara helps with the payment work around a visit. It is not an insurer, a bank, or a claims processor.
One place for every visit’s payment state.
The Payments Hub organises visits by where their money is, from an amount still to set through to reconciled, so nothing owed goes quiet.
Payments Hub is in development and will not be included in the initial clinical pilot. The clinical charting, review and continuity work is what the pilot focuses on first.
What changes
From chasing payment separately to seeing it on the visit.
Before Kadara
Payment lives in another system.
- Whether a visit was paid is a separate hunt.
- Claims come back rejected for a missing detail.
- Money owed slips because nobody can see it.
With Kadara
Payment sits with the visit.
- Paid or unpaid is part of the record, not a guess.
- What a claim needs shows up before it is sent.
- What is owed stays visible until it is settled.
Know what is owed.
Payment state stays attached to each visit, not scattered across tools.
Fewer rejected claims.
What is missing shows up before submission, not after.
Less money left behind.
Unpaid visits stay visible until they are settled.
Kadara helps with the payment work around a visit. It does not act as an insurer, a bank, or a claims processor.
See how Kadara handles data →