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Your ER treats the world. Get paid like it.
Hospitals in tourist corridors do the honorable thing every day: treat first, argue about payment later. Later is where the money dies — unverifiable guarantees, assistance companies that negotiate once the patient is gone, and an international desk the paying world can't even see. Terra Pro turns that desk into a system.
Where the money leaks
It's not bad medicine. It's a missing system.
The unverifiable promise
A guarantee of payment arrives by phone or a one-line fax. Your team treats on the strength of it — and discovers at billing time that an oral GOP with no scope, no validity window, and no signature is a hope, not an instrument.
The after-discharge haggle
The patient flies home, and only then does the assistance company start negotiating the bill — when your leverage is zero. Every week of back-and-forth is a discount you didn't agree to.
The invisible desk
Insurers, responders, and the tourists themselves can't see which hospital has the open bed, takes foreign insurance, or runs an international desk — so the case that should have come to you goes to whoever answered the phone.
The international patient desk, systematized.
Four capabilities your finance director and your charge nurse both feel.
Live bed census, routed cases
Ward-level availability broadcasts to Tourist SOS dispatch in real time. When the network routes an international case, it routes to the hospital that provably has the bed — yours.
Coverage answers before you treat
The international desk sees what the traveler's insurance actually supports before the workup starts — not after the invoice bounces. With or without our managed billing behind it.
GOP-aware billing
Guarantees of payment get treated like the instruments they should be — scoped, dated, on the record — with claim routing into Tourist SOS ops and a status your finance team can actually watch.
The audit an insurer accepts
Every admission, transfer, discharge, and status change is written with actor and timestamp. When a payer disputes the file, you hand them the record — not a reconstruction.
Lands department by department. Not as a year-long rollout.
Start where the tourists actually arrive — the ER and the international desk — and turn on exactly those modules. Beds, cases, billing, forms come online per department, on your schedule, without an implementation team or a change-management committee. Hospital groups run multiple sites under one account with per-branch settings.
The free tier puts you on the Terra map — visible to the insurers, responders, and travelers deciding where the next case goes — before you've spent anything.
- ER + international desk first — the tourist-facing edge
- Live bed census per ward, broadcast to dispatch
- Multi-site groups under one account, per-branch settings
- Free to be on the map; paid tiers only when they earn it
The next international case is already on its way.
Put your hospital on the map before it arrives — free, and built to make the paying side finally deal with you on the record.