Overview
Use Clients to add a client, manage their connection with your practice, and find their billing information. You can also help with invitations and account access from this page.Add a client
Open Clinician Portal → Clients and select Add Client, or use Invite Client from Home. Adding the client sends them an email invitation.Setting up a minor or dependent
Give each person receiving care their own client account, including children and siblings. Use that person’s name, date of birth, and a separate email address. An email already used for a parent’s account can’t also identify the child’s account. A parent or guardian can help complete a minor’s setup, but the child remains the client. If someone else holds the insurance policy, enter their details in the subscriber or primary-policyholder fields and select the client’s relationship to them. Keep the client’s own name and date of birth in the client fields. For an existing account with the wrong person’s identity or email, contact Support before creating a replacement or trying to repair related claims. Existing account emails cannot be changed, and submitted claims need review. See client profile and account details and insurance setup for the related tasks.If your client can’t find you or the invitation
A clinician connection starts from the invitation you send. Clients cannot search for or add a clinician on their own from the Client Portal. If a client says they can’t find you or connect to you:- Confirm the email address you entered when adding the client. Thrizer sends the invitation to that address.
- Ask the client to search their inbox and spam folder for “Thrizer”, your name, or your practice name.
- If registration is unfinished, ask the client to use the invitation’s setup link. If it is missing or expired, use the recovery steps below.
- Once registered, ask the client to sign in to Client Portal → Clinicians with the same email address you used. They can select Accept on a pending connection. If they cannot sign in, use the appropriate recovery action below.
Help your client access their account
Clinicians, staff, practice administrators, and team owners can send access emails from the Clients list. The client must already have been added and have an email address on their record.- Open Clinician Portal → Clients and find the client.
- Open their row’s Actions → Send login link.
- Read the confirmation, then select Send login link to send the email.
- Ask the client to check that address’s inbox and spam or junk folder.
- Not registered: It contains a replacement link to set up their Client Portal account. The client must follow the link to finish registration.
- Registered: It contains a link to the Client Portal to help them access their existing account.
Client list
The Clients page shows:- Client Name
- Clinician
- Payment Method
- Billing Type
- Status
Client filters
Use the client list filters to narrow clients by:- Status
- Billing Type
- Clinician
Client actions
From the client list, use row actions to:- Pin or unpin a client to keep them at the top of your list
- Archive or unarchive a client
- Remove a client from your list
- Reassign a client to another clinician (Team Owner, practice admin, or staff). Reassignment clears the client’s Primary Service and customized Service terms for that relationship; review Services and prices before the next charge.
Client detail page
Select a client from Clinician Portal → Clients to open their details. The client detail page includes:- Profile
- Clinician
- Client-specific Service terms
- Payment Methods
- Insurance
- Claims
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Since August 27, 2026, saved payment methods belong to each practice separately. The Payment Methods view shows only the cards the client has on file for your practice. Cards the client saved with a different practice do not appear and cannot be charged by your practice. When you add an existing Thrizer client, their profile and insurance carry over, but their payment methods for your practice start empty until you or the client add a card. See Charging clients.
Client detail actions
From the client detail page, you can:- Edit Profile
- Edit Connection (the client’s clinician assignment and connection details)
- Edit Client-specific Service terms
- Add a payment method, remove one, or set one as default
Adding a new provider or clinician
“Provider” can mean a team member, an insurance payer, or a client-to-clinician connection. For the right path in each case, see How do I add a new provider?.Clients seen by more than one clinician in your practice
Within a team, a single client profile is assigned to one clinician at a time. If the same client sees more than one clinician in your practice, you have two options:- Keep one client profile assigned to one clinician, and charge under that clinician when appropriate.
- Maintain a separate client profile or clinician connection for each clinician who sees the client. Separate profiles may appear as separate rows in the Clients list.
Diagnosis information
Insurance claims require a diagnosis on file. Open the client detail page and update the client’s diagnosis before creating an OON Billing charge. Self-Pay does not require a diagnosis and remains available regardless of the client’s diagnosis status. The Add Charge form blocks insurance billing when no diagnosis is on file. For details on how it behaves and which codes are supported, see Can I use a specific diagnosis code with Thrizer?.Related articles
Charging clients
See charge readiness checks, the Add Charge form, and billing setup.
Customize Services for a client
Set a Primary Service or supported terms for one clinician-client relationship.
Invite team members and manage their access
Invite clinicians or staff to your practice from the Team roster.
How do I add a new provider?
Pick the right path when “provider” could mean a team member, payer, or client connection.
Clinician connections
How clients accept an invitation and appear as a connected client in your list.