Payment Solutions for Dental, Orthodontic & Medical Practices Across ID, AK, WA, OR & MT
Built around how your practice actually collects, from card-on-file to automated treatment plans, fully HIPAA compliant.
Healthcare payments aren't like retail.
- High-dollar transactions and treatment plans
- Complex insurance and patient-pay reconciliation
- Chasing patient balances after the visit
- HIPAA compliance and data security
Rectangle Health Practice Management Bridge
A healthcare-specific payment platform that integrates directly with your practice management system, automating collection, posting, and compliance.
- ✓Card-on-file with chargeback protection
- ✓Recurring payment plans (critical for orthodontic treatment spanning 18–36 months)
- ✓Text to Pay, Tap to Pay, Balance Collect
- ✓Automatic ledger posting
- ✓500+ EHR / EMR / PMS integrations
- ✓HIPAA and PCI compliant
Local hands-on support, across five states.
National platforms like Rectangle Health don't provide local hands-on support. Velora does, across Idaho, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and Montana. Most agents have never set up a Rectangle Health integration. We have.
EHR, EMR, and practice management systems supported.
Recurring orthodontic payment plans, fully automated.
Common questions from practices.
Does Rectangle Health work with my dental practice management software?
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Rectangle Health integrates with 500+ EHR, EMR, and practice management systems. Velora can confirm compatibility with your specific system before you switch.
Can I offer payment plans to orthodontic patients?
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Yes. Practice Management Bridge supports pre-authorized recurring payment plans, ideal for orthodontic treatment spanning 18–36 months.
Is Rectangle Health HIPAA compliant?
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Yes. Built exclusively for healthcare, HIPAA and PCI compliant.
What is the difference between Rectangle Health and a regular credit card processor?
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Rectangle Health integrates with your practice management system, automates payment posting, supports treatment payment plans, and is HIPAA compliant. A standard processor does none of these things.