Paytient helps reverse the negative cycle of deferred care.
It would be hard to find someone who genuinely looks forward to getting care — whether it’s at the doctor, the dentist, or the optometrist — but early care is almost always cheaper and less intense than care that’s been put off.
By helping your team access and afford the care they need, everyone benefits from better outcomes, improved productivity, and reduced costs. Paytient’s Health Payment Account makes this possible.
Deferred healthcare increases costs and hampers productivity.
Delayed and forgone care is far more common than you might think. After all, only 39% of Americans have enough savings to withstand a $1,000 emergency.
About 40% of U.S. adults delayed or missed care in 2021 due to an inability to pay.
While deferred and delayed care affects people from all walks of life, the burden isn’t shared equally.
How Paytient helps.
Paytient makes out-of-pocket costs more manageable. In fact, 43% of our members say they wouldn't have been able to get care without Paytient.
With a Paytient Health Payment Account, employees can eliminate financial barriers to care for their whole family — including pets. After each transaction, they choose an interest-free payment plan that fits their budget.
- On-demand line of credit with a limit set by the employer.
- Pays for medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, and vet care.
- No credit check promotes equitable access.
- Providers are paid in full.
- Employers are not on the hook for unpaid balances.
By helping your employees to get care sooner, you reduce the likelihood of large claims and put less pressure on health benefit prices in subsequent years.
Educational resources
Modeling the True Cost of Delays in Healthcare
People delay seeking healthcare for a wide variety of reasons — based on everything from financial concerns to convenience — but those delays come with a cost. In this post, we try to illustrate the potential savings of resolving payment-related delays in care for a commercially insured population.
6 Facts About Preventative Care Every Employer Should Know
Routine, preventative care can help to detect, prevent, treat, or reverse the course of healthcare issues. It’s our best defense against an infinitely long list of potential health issues. So you might be surprised to hear that only 8 percent of Americans are getting the preventative healthcare they need to maintain optimal health.
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