Step 1

First, sign up for our online prescribing portal, ClearLink — the quick and easy way to prescribe phototherapy to your patients. 

Step 3

Start prescribing phototherapy to patients who need relief. 

Step 2

Next, set up your account by registering your practice or joining an existing one. 

“I was fortunate to have a dermatologist that noticed the treatments in his office were transformative for me. He didn’t hesitate to order a light therapy box for my home & I have been so happy to be in charge of my own treatments.”

– Gordon (phototherapy patient)

Transform patient care—and your practice—with Phothera’s phototherapy solutions.

For providers interested in learning more

Transform patient care—and your practice—with Phothera’s phototherapy solutions.

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Home Phototherapy

Home phototherapy offers your patients the safety and effectiveness of in-office treatments, coupled with the convenience of treating in their own home.

Phothera offers a variety of technological advancements to ensure patient safety and compliance while also allowing for provider control and insight. These technological advancements, coupled with our ClearLink Provider’s Portal, make administering home phototherapy safer and easier than ever.

Patient convenience with provider peace of mind

AVAILABLE BY PRESCRIPTION,

In-Office Phototherapy 

With our in-office treatments, you can oversee your patient’s progress and set standard treatment protocols – ensuring patient safety and maximizing patient throughput. It’s easy to set global protocols, user restrictions, and more with SmartTouch on our clinical devices.

By integrating in-office phototherapy, you can meet the growing demand for innovative therapeutic skincare solutions and expand your practice by increasing patient throughput.

Grow and expand your practice

AVAILABLE BY PRESCRIPTION,

In a randomized clinical trial (LITE study), home phototherapy was found to be equivalent to in-office treatment in efficacy and safety, with 3x superior adherence rates for home treatment.⁶

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Covered by insurance 

Most  major insurance providers cover phototherapy and UVB therapy for psoriasis and dermatitis.

Supports Biologic Therapies

Patients who combined phototherapy with biologic therapies, saw better outcomes and lower reported side effects.⁸

Clinically proven

For decades, clinical study data has shown consistently high rates of clearance (95.1% clearance⁵) for both PUVA and narrowband UVB therapy, with many patients reaching PASI 75 weeks earlier than the leading biologics.⁵

Safe & effective 

Narrowband UVB therapy is an ideal first line treatment that’s safe for pregnant women³, children², the elderly¹, and immunocompromised patients⁴.