Increase patient loyalty
ClearBalance offers consumer-friendly patient financing and patient pay management to reduce bad debt and increase patient loyalty.
Improve profitability and cashflow
Health systems can utilize ClearBalance for financing solutions that accommodate the needs of their patients and business objectives, resulting in accelerated cash and increased net collections.
Increase patient pay reimbursement
Patient financing programs can improve patient engagement to pay their out-of-pocket costs by up to 50 percent more than an in-house payment plan.
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We may be practicing social distance, but that doesn’t mean keeping a distance from patient financing solutions. ClearBalance offers your patients peace of mind knowing they can afford the care they need. Please browse our services and results for other health systems. Don’t forget to check out where we think patient pay is headed in the future.
Meet ClearBalance account holder: Bill
Bill shares his experience using the consumer-friendly financing option to cover his portion of medical care cost.
ROI Value Model
The real-world statics of the ClearBalance® ROI Value Model™ underwent and passed the HFMA Peer Review process, receiving close scrutinization from a panel of CFOs and financial analysts who deemed that the model provides valid and meaningful operational and financial performance metrics.
Hackensack Meridian Health
The goal was to improve efficiency and consistency of promoting and managing an extended payment plan utilizing the ClearBalance platform. As a result, patient adoption of the ClearBalance program is higher than with the previous in-house plan and bad debt is on the decline.
“Having ClearBalance gives us additional options for patient pay. It’s opened the door for more patients to seek care and satisfy their financial obligation.”
— Timothy Mattson, Director of Patient Financial Services, Hackensack Meridian Health
Patient Pay 2025
At some point all of us are healthcare consumers. What can be avoided is the anguish and stress people feel about healthcare costs – often when they’re at their most vulnerable. More than one-third of consumers avoid care because they think they can’t afford it . The way we can make a difference during the next five years is to do more to make care affordable.
