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Sending MMS (Images & Files) in the Two-Way Texting Window

Easily send images, PDFs, audio, and more to patients using MMS in ChiroHD's two-way texting window.

šŸ“ Overview

The two-way texting feature in ChiroHD now supports MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service), allowing you to send images, documents, audio clips, and more—alongside regular text messages—for enhanced patient communication.


šŸ—‚ļø Supported File Types

You can send most common file formats, including:

šŸ–¼ļø Images

  • Photos (JPG, PNG)

  • Screenshots

  • Flyers or graphics

šŸŽ„ Videos

  • Short video clips (MP4, MOV)

šŸ”Š Audio

  • Voice recordings or audio clips (MP3, M4A)

šŸ“„ Documents

  • PDFs

šŸ’” Use widely supported formats (JPG, MP4, PDF, etc.) for best delivery experience.


šŸ“ File Size Limitations

  • Maximum combined size = 5 MB (text + all attachments)

  • āš ļø If the message exceeds the limit, it will not send

  • šŸ”„ For larger files, split them across multiple messages or use an external sharing method


šŸ“¤ How to Send MMS Files

1. Open Two-Way Texting Window

  • From the patient profile, click their blue cell phone number
    ​OR

  • From the notification panel, click the patient’s name under Active or Recent Conversations


2. Attach and Send

  • Click the attachment icon (šŸ“Ž paperclip)

  • Select the image or file from your computer

  • Click Send

āœ… That’s it! Your MMS message will be delivered directly to the patient.


āœ… Key Takeaways

  • Use MMS to send images, PDFs, audio, and short video clips

  • Keep total message size under 5 MB

  • MMS is accessible via patient profiles or recent conversation alerts

  • Use the paperclip icon to attach files and send them seamlessly

  • Stick to common formats to avoid compatibility issues


šŸ“Œ Conclusion

With MMS support in ChiroHD’s two-way texting window, you can share important documents and visuals with patients more efficiently than ever. Just click, attach, and send—directly from the patient’s profile or your active message center.

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