PatientFi Expands Partnership with Allergan Aesthetics
The PatientFi-Allergan co-marketing agreement provides financing options for patients interested in treatments including Botox, fillers, breast implants, CoolSculpting, and DiamondGlow.
The PatientFi-Allergan co-marketing agreement provides financing options for patients interested in treatments including Botox, fillers, breast implants, CoolSculpting, and DiamondGlow.
CareCredit launches Pay Later, a fixed-rate installment loan giving patients clearer payment plans for elective health and wellness expenses not covered by insurance.
A clinical trial involving 828 patients found that three weeks of radiation following mastectomy did not increase reconstruction complications compared with the standard five-week course.
PatientFi and Engage Technologies Group have formed a strategic partnership to enhance access to medical procedures, educate patients about financing options, and enable informed healthcare decisions by bridging the gap between patients and affordable care through their point-of-sale platform and patient education and practice optimization technology.
Read MorePatientFi has launched PRIVI, an aesthetics membership platform that enables patients to pay for an annual recurring treatment plan on a monthly basis through their preferred aesthetic provider.
Read MoreMore than 6 in 10 Americans have never researched pricing for care or services and 58% say they would if pricing data was provided.
Read MorePoint-of-sale financing company PatientFiĀ announces a strategic partnership with Genesis Credit to offer healthcare providersĀ PatientFi Plusāa second-look financing solution fully integrated within the PatientFi platform.
Read MoreWeave has partnered with Sunbit to integrate the companyās communications platform with Sunbitās payment technology.
Read MoreThe Aesthetic Society is partnering with the patient payment platform PatientFi, offering special membership pricing.
Read MoreThe company offers healthcare financing to patients receiving cosmetic surgery, medical spa services, and other elective medical procedures.
Read MoreUnder a law Congress passed last year, many surprise medical bills will be banned starting in January. But there is one gray area: visits to urgent care clinics, Kaiser Health News reports.
Read MoreIn-office cosmetic procedures are booming during the pandemic, and most aren’t covered by insurance, according to New Beauty, which offers specifics on some popular treatment financing options.
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