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Why Payment Design is the Key to Affordable Healthcare
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Do No Harm. The Right Role of Credit in Healthcare.
The Biden administration has warned Americans not to use high-interest medical credit cards or installment loans with confusing terms. While credit is necessary for Americans to live fuller lives, it can ensnare people in a treadmill to nowhere and rob their legacy. Paytient was founded to build a healthier financing solution for healthcare, and its Health Payment Account (HPA) was purpose-built to solve this problem.

Preventing High Claims: How Paytient Helped Alexis Afford Early Skin Cancer Treatment
Paytient helped Alexis access essential everyday care and medication, as well as afford an early removal of her skin cancer, which ultimately prevented a potentially high cost claim for her school district if her cancer had gone untreated.

How Employers Are Using HPAs to Drive Retention and DEI Outcomes With Chris Labrecque
Chris Labrecque has a gift for listening, building trust, and coming alongside benefit consultants and brokers to help them create meaningful value for their clients. We’re honored to be able to experience this firsthand through our chat on the podcast and our daily work with him.

Supporting Parents Returning from Leave with Lori Mihalich-Levin of Mindful Return
Coming back to work after having a baby can feel like returning to a world that has stayed the same while yours has changed massively. While the disruption is real, parents ultimately develop the character traits and skills that make outstanding leaders.As a lawyer, mom, author, and entrepreneur, Lori Mihalich-Levin, Esq. created Mindful Return to better support new parents as they return to work.

The Importance of Financial Wellness Benefits: How Paytient Made Diabetes Medication Affordable for Johnathon
Keeping chronic conditions in check with Paytient has given Johnathon the power to take care of his health, improve job performance, and mitigate the need for more expensive care that could arise if his diabetes was not under control.