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Alnora is an all-in-one WordPress booking & clinic management plugin for private medical practices — online booking, encrypted patient records, Stripe & PayPal payments, telehealth and SMS/WhatsApp/Telegram reminders.

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Alnora is a booking and practice-management plugin for private medical clinics — it runs inside the WordPress site you already have, not on someone else's cloud. Most clinics end up with a stack: a salon booking plugin, WooCommerce for payments, a GDPR add-on, and a spreadsheet for patient...
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As answered by people managing React-Ionic and Alnora.
Alnora's answer:
It runs inside the clinic's own WordPress site, not a vendor's cloud — patient data stays in your database, AES-256 encrypted. Booking, payments, records, reminders, portal and GDPR tools are one plugin, with no per-booking fees and unlimited staff on one licence.
Alnora's answer:
Clinics were stitching together a salon booking plugin, WooCommerce, a GDPR add-on and a spreadsheet — four tools holding medical data between them. Alnora replaced that stack with one plugin, inside the site they already had.
Alnora's answer:
Versus platforms like Doctolib or Doctoralia: no monthly fee, no marketplace listing you beside competitors, and your data never leaves your server. Versus generic booking plugins: they do slots, not patient records or GDPR. Versus other clinic plugins: everything is in one licence instead of paid add-ons.
Alnora's answer:
Small and mid-sized private practices in Europe already on WordPress — dental, physio, aesthetics, therapy, private GPs. Usually a handful of practitioners, a receptionist rather than an IT team, and real GDPR obligations.
Alnora's answer:
Private clinics across Europe; names not published for confidentiality.
Alnora's answer:
PHP 8.1 and the WordPress plugin API, MySQL, with a REST API. Stripe and PayPal, Twilio for SMS/WhatsApp, Telegram, Google Calendar and Outlook, Zoom and Google Meet, Freemius for licensing.
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