Patient payments for independent practices
Independent practices do the clinical work, then wait on the part of the bill the patient owes. Finli gives the front desk a simple way to send balances, set up payment plans and get paid into the practice's own bank account.
How money moves in healthcare practices
- Visit is completeThe practice confirms what the patient owes once its own billing work is done.
- Balance goes outA statement goes to the patient by text or email with a secure payment page.
- Patient choosesPay now by bank transfer, card or Apple Pay, or start a payment plan.
- Reminders do the askingAutomatic reminders follow up so staff are not making collection calls.
- Money lands at the bankPayments settle into the practice's verified account at its own institution.
Programs in this family
Dental practices
After the visit and the insurance work, the patient's share is often the hardest money to collect.
Medical practices
Independent medical practices often wait weeks for the patient's share of a bill, and paper statements make it slower.
Therapy practices
Therapists and counselors would rather spend the hour on care than on collecting fees.
For banks and credit unions
Independent practices run steady patient revenue and real supplier and equipment costs, which makes them strong operating-account relationships. When patient payments settle into the practice's account at your institution, you see the cash cycle that leads to equipment financing, lines of credit and treasury services.
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