Packages & session wallets
Track package composition, validity and sessions as used, booked and remaining with controlled adjustments.
SehaMax connects provider schedules, treatment services, package wallets, recurring sessions, patient records, billing and collection follow-up for physiotherapy and rehabilitation operations.
Physiotherapy operations depend on repeat visits and package commitments. SehaMax separates sessions used, booked and remaining so reception and management can understand the treatment and financial position before scheduling the next visit.
Scheduling, package wallets, patient history and billing remain connected so the team can manage each visit in the context of the full treatment plan.
Track package composition, validity and sessions as used, booked and remaining with controlled adjustments.
Coordinate repeated treatment visits with provider capacity, duration and package availability visible.
Patient timelines, notes, documents and appointment history keep each visit connected to prior care.
Package sales, invoices, receipts, insurance and outstanding balances remain available for follow-up.
When reception books a session, the patient wallet, service, provider availability, insurance position and outstanding amounts can remain available in the same flow.
Management can review package sales, sessions remaining, patient activity, collections and outstanding balances without relying on separate spreadsheets.
Scheduling, provider capacity, appointment status, patient context and the next operational action.
Invoices, receipts, patient share, insurance responsibility, collections and outstanding balances.
A shared view of collections, receivables, patient flow, provider load and operating activity.
The answers below reflect current SehaMax capabilities. The demo can focus on the operating sequence that matters to your healthcare center.
Yes. Package sessions are tracked as used, booked and remaining, with validity and adjustment history available in the patient wallet.
Yes. Recurring appointment patterns can be used to schedule treatment sessions while respecting provider capacity and package availability.
Yes. Active packages and session balances can be visible during the booking workflow before a session is added.
Yes. Patient records can include clinical notes, timelines, documents and corrections with role-based access and history.
Yes. Package activity, invoicing, collections, outstanding balances and patient activity can be reviewed through operational and management reports.
We can demonstrate recurring appointments, package wallets, provider schedules, patient records and billing using the flow your center follows today.