The pandemic, along with shifts in consumer health behavior, have heightened the need for medical payments innovation. With unpaid US medical debt approaching $200 billion, healthcare providers must take a patient-centered approach to enhancing their payment infrastructures.
The pandemic, along with shifts in consumer health behavior, have heightened the need for medical payments innovation. With unpaid US medical debt approaching $200 billion and financial responsibility progressively shifting to individuals, healthcare providers must take a patient-centered approach to enhancing their payment infrastructures. Financial stability and consumer allegiance are on the line.
Key Question: How can healthcare providers modernize their payment infrastructures to increase revenues and meet new consumer demands?
KEY STAT: Providers that lack billing transparency and coordination, as well as flexible payment options, are at risk of losing their patients.
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The US’s Escalating Medical Debt Burden
Payments to Providers: A Burning Platform for Innovation
Turn Debt Into Revenues with Transparency and Automation
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