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How Hospitals and Health Systems Can Help Patients Avoid Medical Debt

PayZen2024-05-31T01:57:36+00:00

Medical debt is a serious problem for patients and healthcare providers. Fortunately, hospitals and health systems can take steps to protect their revenue and help patients afford care.  For millions of Americans, medical debt leads to a financial crisis, putting them at risk of poverty or even bankruptcy. For millions more, debt is a source of stress and aggravation. And for hospitals and health systems, unpaid medical bills mean decreased revenue, increased expenses, and the specte...

Two Steps to Accelerating Cash Flow While Enhancing the Patient Experience

PayZen2025-03-19T17:16:14+00:00

You’ve done your homework and determined that your healthcare organization needs cash flow acceleration. You see it as the best way to avoid operating margin challenges in shaky markets while ensuring you better serve your patients.

The First Steps to De-Risking Your Balance Sheet Through Cash Acceleration

PayZen2024-08-22T19:46:53+00:00

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...

Infographic: Seven Alarming Statistics on Medical Debt

PayZen2025-03-19T17:17:02+00:00

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.

Seven Alarming Statistics on Medical Debt–and What Healthcare Providers Can Do About It

PayZen2023-12-18T18:58:57+00:00

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 ...