Sally is your practice’s supervised AI insurance and operations employee. She prepares the morning huddle, works pre-authorizations, protects revenue, and writes approved results back into the practice-management system your team already uses.

Does Sally write completed work back into the PMS?

Yes. Sally re-reads changing PMS facts before critical actions, runs a preflight check, gets human approval when required, writes the approved result into the PMS, confirms the write landed, and shows the team an auditable receipt with undo for reversible changes.

How does Sally handle uncertain insurance information?

Sally never turns stale coverage or an unconfirmed patient fact into a confident answer. When she needs a current source response, a confirmed card detail, or a human approval, she hands that boundary to your team instead of guessing.

THE VERORA NETWORK

Referrals that arrive
already verified.

A connected mesh of general dentists and specialty practices — where eligibility, plan limits, treatment plans, and clinical notes travel with the patient. No second verification. No fax chain. No phone-tag to close the loop.

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WHY IT EXISTS

Three things make this a network — not a referral list.

A referral form is a one-way trip. The Verora Network is the round trip: who sent the patient, what was verified, what was done, what's next.

A closed loop, not a hand-off.

When the specialty visit is recorded, the GP can see the outcome and updated treatment plan in their dashboard. Outbound fax is retired. This is not a same-minute SLA.

Invited partner access is not billed per referral.

Invited GP or specialty partners use the portal without a per-referral fee. That is current product packaging, not a claim that every practice on earth is connected or that commercial terms can never change.

Eligibility carried in.

When the referring practice has a current verification, plan status, deductible remaining, frequency history, and secondary insurance can travel with the patient. Thin or failed checks stay labeled.

THE VERORA NETWORK

Your referral partners just became
your verification team.

A referral can carry a verified benefits statement, plan limits, treatment plan with procedure codes, x-rays, clinical notes, medical history, secondary insurance, and consent forms when those records exist. Thin or failed checks stay labeled. When the visit is recorded, the referring practice can see the outcome.

FREEPartner Portal is free for every connected GP or specialty practice — Verora customer or not.

One outbound referral. One inbound outcome when the specialty visit is recorded.

What a referral packet can include when those records exist

Verified benefits statementPlan limits + deductible remainingFrequency history (last cleaning, last x-ray)Treatment plan with procedure codesTooth-by-tooth clinical findingsX-rays + intraoral photosMedical history + medicationsSecondary insurance detailsPatient consent formsReferring practice notes

Skip the second verification.

When the GP has a current verification, eligibility, benefits, frequencies, and deductible can travel with the referral. Thin or failed checks stay labeled. The receiving desk does not automatically re-pay for a second check.

Close the loop without a phone call.

When the specialty visit is recorded, the GP can see the outcome and updated treatment plan in their dashboard. Outbound fax is retired. This is not a same-minute SLA.

Inherit every other practice's wins.

Learned payer patterns can inform later attempts at practices that share that payer. That is closed-loop learning, not a same-day fleet-wide fix SLA.

See the Verora Network in full.

The Network has its own home — the referral mesh, invited-partner portal access, and how verified eligibility can travel with a referral. Explore it, invite a referral partner, or request your practice packet.

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Join the network — or invite the partner who should.

The partner portal is free. You don't need to be a Verora customer. Onboarding is a short conversation and a single sign-in link.