The balance between tending to your cash flow needs and nurturing the patient is a delicate one, but one that can be managed with very intentional steps and the latest in healthcare financial technology. Healthcare providers have faced unique challenges over the past three years, with more than half of U.S. hospitals projected to have negative margins through 2022. There is no...
About 100 million Americans have healthcare debt¹. In the infographic below, discover seven things you should know about how medical debt impacts patients and providers. Then, learn what healthcare providers can do about medical debt in this blog post.
PayZen Chief Risk Officer Chiranjib Gupta explains why data and technology allows patients to focus more on the care they’re receiving rather than how they’re going to pay for it.
With this certification, PayZen maintains its adherence to one of the most stringent, industry-accepted compliance frameworks for service organizations.
More than 90% of Americans have some form of health coverage, according to the Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker. So why does medical debt continue to grow? A recent JAMA analysis shows that the rising cost of healthcare, increased cost sharing, and the millions of people who remain uninsured all play a role. Here are seven ...
PayZen signed a partnership agreement with ServiShare, a subsidiary of the Iowa Hospital Association (IHA), to serve as the preferred patient financing provider.
With PayZen, patients aren't charged more than the initial medical bill.
Two of the PayZen's leaders discussed how technology that enables customizable payment plans is reinventing the concept of patient financing.
How does a Euro league basketball champion go on to become a three-time startup founder? For Itzik Cohen, it was a feverish passion for technology.
Amid this challenging financial environment, providers need to invest in optimizing every part of their revenue stream, particularly patient payments.
