PatientPay
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Overview
PatientPay helps healthcare organizations manage patient billing, payment collection, and reconciliation across digital and traditional channels. Although automated communications require careful configuration to avoid overwhelming patients, its reconciliation data helps billing teams update account balances and track payments more consistently, supporting day-to-day revenue cycle workflows.
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Starting Price
$500
per month
PatientPay Specifications
- Billing And Invoicing
- Appointment Management/Scheduling
- e-Prescriptions
- Lab Integration
What Is PatientPay?
PatientPay is a healthcare payment platform that helps hospitals, medical practices, and Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) companies collect payments from patients. It offers billing statements that allow patients to view their balances and pay without downloading an app or creating a portal account. Patients can pay using credit cards, HSA/FSA cards, digital wallets, or available payment plans. The platform also supports automated payment posting to Electronic Health Record (EHR) and practice management systems, reducing manual reconciliation work for billing teams.
What Is PatientPay Best For?
PatientPay is known for multi-channel patient billing and payment collection. It sends branded statements and payment links through text, email, and traditional mail, giving patients multiple ways to receive and act on their bills. Recipients can open a mobile-friendly statement, review the balance, and choose an available payment method. This approach helps healthcare billing teams reach patients through their preferred communication channels.
How Much Does PatientPay Cost?
PatientPay pricing is estimated to start at $500/month, based on industry benchmarks and third-party estimates. In addition to the base subscription costs, organizations should account for the following PatientPay costs:
- Implementation: May range from $5,000–$15,000, depending on practice size and complexity
- Training And Onboarding: Around $500–$3,000 for staff training, onboarding sessions, and workflow familiarization
- Printed Statement And Mailing Costs: Approximately $0.95/bill as a reference point for existing paper billing expenses
Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.
PatientPay Integrations
The platform connects with the following applications:
How Does PatientPay Work?
Here's how users can get started with the platform:
- Log in to PatientPay using your authorized credentials to access the available billing and payment management tools
- Configure billing preferences, statement branding, available payment methods, and payment plan options for your organization
- Send patient statements and payment reminders through supported channels, including text messages, email, and printed mail
- Enable self-service payments so patients can open their billing links, review balances, pay in full, or select an available payment plan
- Manage recurring collections through options such as autopay and scheduled payment plans, where enabled
- Reconcile transactions by transferring payment information back to connected systems, reducing the need for manual posting
- Monitor collection activity and patient engagement through the platform's reporting and performance insights
Who Is PatientPay For?
The platform is ideal for individuals working in the following industries:
- Tech companies
- RCM organizations
- Physical therapy
- Senior living
- Hospitals
PatientPay Use Cases
Based on our analysis of PatientPay features, the platform is a good fit for healthcare organizations that need to collect patient balances:
Physical Therapy Practices Managing Frequent Patient Visits
Physical therapy practices often treat patients over multiple sessions, creating repeated opportunities to collect copayments and outstanding balances. PatientPay suits clinics that want to collect payments without adding lengthy billing tasks to front-desk check-ins. Its payment links and digital wallet let patients pay from their phones or at the clinic, helping staff spend less time processing payments and more time coordinating patient visits and care.
Medical Groups Centralizing Billing Across Multiple Locations
Medical groups operating across several clinics may struggle to maintain consistent billing processes while handling balances from different providers and specialties. PatientPay is relevant to organizations that want a common patient payment process without replacing their existing practice management system. Patients can receive branded statements and pay balances digitally, while payment data can be returned to the connected system. This is particularly relevant to groups managing billing across multiple facilities.
Senior Living Facilities Billing Residents And Their Families
Senior living communities often bill family members or other responsible parties rather than relying solely on residents to manage payments. PatientPay supports facilities using PointClickCare that need to divide financial responsibility among multiple guarantors. Each responsible party can receive a separate statement and choose text, email, or postal mail. This is relevant to assisted living, memory care, and continuing care communities that manage recurring monthly charges and shared family payments.
Hospitals Managing Complex Patient Balances
Hospitals may need to collect balances spanning multiple visits, departments, and responsible parties. PatientPay is suited to health systems seeking a more consistent way to manage these patient-payment workflows without requiring patients to navigate separate bills for every encounter. Its hospital solution supports consolidated balances, payment plans, and multiple guarantors, helping simplify payment management for patients while reducing the administrative effort required to track and collect outstanding balances.
Is PatientPay Right For You?
Are you looking for a patient payment solution that supports multiple locations, provider groups, or billing workflows? PatientPay can be a suitable option for hospitals, medical groups, and RCM companies that need to manage patient payments across different healthcare settings.
PatientPay supports healthcare payment security through HIPAA compliance and adherence to PCI DSS requirements, including PCI DSS Service Provider Level 1 recertification. Its hospital RCM solutions also address compliance with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) requirements.
Still not sure if PatientPay is right for you? Contact our experts at (661) 384-7070 to discuss your requirements and make an informed decision.
PatientPay Features
Real-Time Performance Insights
PatientPay provides reporting on collection activity, patient engagement rates, and billing workflow performance. Its integrations also support the flow of patient statement and account update data into the platform, with payment reconciliation information returned for accurate posting and account balance updates.
Call Center And Billing Support Services
This feature offers AI-assisted and human-based inbound and outbound services for patient billing communications. These services can handle interactions related to balances and payment collection, supplementing the work of in-house billing teams.
PatientPay Digital Wallet
The PatientPay Digital Wallet allows patients to use saved payment information across participating healthcare providers. Patients can use the wallet to pay their balances and make payments at the time of service without repeatedly entering their payment details.
Smart Communication And Delivery
PatientPay automates the delivery of patient billing communications based on the organization's configured workflows. Its broader multi-channel billing capabilities include branded statements, payment reminders, past-due notices, and pre-collection letters delivered through text, email, and postal mail.
Payment Automation
This feature automates patient payment workflows through self-service payment plans, scheduled payments, autopay, custom payment subscriptions, and text-to-pay links. Patients can choose from available payment schedules, save a card or bank account for future payments, and authorize automatic payments where enabled.
Pros And Cons of PatientPay
Pros
Provides real-time insights to identify collection trends and improve billing performance
Extends billing capacity through AI-assisted and human-powered patient communication services
Simplifies repeat payments with securely saved patient payment information
Automates billing reminders across multiple channels to improve patient payment follow-through
Reduces manual collection efforts through scheduled payments and automated payment plans
Cons
Implementation may require time for integrations and workflow configuration
Advanced features may require additional setup and staff training
Payment automation depends on available payment methods and provider configurations
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can PatientPay handle both patient payments and insurance reimbursements?
Yes, PatientPay supports patient-to-provider collections and offers PatientPay Accelerate for payer reimbursements through virtual card payments.
What level of support does PatientPay offer?
PatientPay offers support through email, phone, FAQs, and contact form.
What types of payment methods does PatientPay support?
Patients can also pay using major credit and debit cards, HSA/FSA cards, ACH/eCheck, and digital wallets, giving them multiple ways to manage healthcare balances.
Does PatientPay have a mobile app?
No, PatientPay doesn't offer a mobile app.
Can patients pay their bills without creating a PatientPay account?
Yes, PatientPay lets patients open a secure payment link from a text message or email, verify their identity using their date of birth, review their bill, and pay without creating a username or password.