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Sending Emails From Artera

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With Artera, emails can be sent from Automations, Broadcasts, Campaigns, or directly through the Patient Channel.

Value of Email

  • You can send both secure emails (PHI) and unsecure emails (general communication)

  • Patients can respond directly from their email inbox

  • Some patients prefer email over text-message

  • Smart Phrases, Quick Responses, and Attachments can be sent through email, similar to text messaging

Manual Messaging with Email

Let’s review how to send an email from the Patient Channel with manual messaging. 


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Email Availability

In order to send manual emails to patients:

  • There must be an email associated with the patient in Artera;

  • The patient must be verified; and

  • The Allow Email Default Setting must be enabled for the Enterprise.

Sending an Email

  1. Navigate to the Patient’s Channel and compose your email using the appropriate Smart Phrases and determine if the email should be sent secured.

  2. Next, select the arrow icon by the Send Text button.

  3. Select the patient's email address.

  4. Select Send Email.

  5. The message has an envelope icon within the Patient Channel and the Subject is automatically generated with the following details: “New Message from [Enterprise Name] - [Sent Date].”NOTE: Emailing a patient automatically sets email as the default communication method for the next 24 hours. If the patient sends an Inbound Message through email or text, the Send button will default to the communication method last used by a patient for the next three days.

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NOTE: If an email message fails to deliver to a patient, Artera will not attempt to redeliver the email message.

Patient Experience

Patients can be sent an unsecured or secured email message from Artera. Click here to learn more. The email to the patient is sent from messages@artera-email.io. 

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NOTE: If you would like your organization's logo to display in emails sent to patients, upload your logo into Artera. This process is restricted to Enterprise Users. Click here to learn more.

Unsecured Message


Patients can easily reply to unsecured emails from Artera as they normally would respond to any email. The patient's response will be stored in their Patient Channel within Artera.


Secure Message 

In order to view and respond to secured emails, patients will have to log into Artera by verifying their information. The Patient Sign-In Security setting can be adjusted by Enterprise Users in Default Settings.



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