Posture 4 Health began with posture assessment and expanded around the day-to-day gaps that make client journeys harder to manage: handoffs, re-assessments, home care, records, communication and practice visibility. The platform supports the people already running the practice. It does not replace them.
No. Your PMS remains central to appointments and routine visit reminders. Posture 4 Health adds the wider journey, portal, assessment, documents, tasks and practice-intelligence layers around it.
PracSuite updates about every five minutes during the day and every 30 minutes overnight. Cliniko updates about every two hours. Both can be refreshed on demand. Halaxy is in development.
No. Reports, X-rays and supported documents can be filed back. Portal messages and communication logs remain in Posture 4 Health.
Whole-plan booking is available for PracSuite and Cliniko when the owner enables it. It is not built for Halaxy.
Yes, through a subscription feed. Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook check that feed on their own schedule.
For supported drafts, direct identifiers are removed and posture photographs and contact details are not sent. De-identified measurements are processed overseas, then the client's name is substituted back inside Posture 4 Health. To file X-rays, a reduced-size copy of each image is sent to the AI service overseas; printed names and details are removed on a best-effort basis, which cannot be guaranteed.
Available modules can be switched on or off. They cannot currently be reordered.
No. It identifies the largest constraint through rules-based takeaways. A person assigns the owner and due date.
Yes. Access is role-based, with owner, manager, practitioner and reception roles, and a practice sees only its own records.
Yes. Group-level oversight, location filtering and permissions are available, and a second location can be added to any plan.
No. It supports workflow, communication and information. Clinical judgement stays with the practitioner.