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Patient Financial Responsibility
Medical Bills can be confusing when it comes to the amount a patient will need to pay out of pocket. The healthcare industry calls this amount, Patient Financial Responsibility. Patient Financial Responsibility charges include co-pays and any charges that are not covered by insurance.
Patients who present to one of our 24-7 locations between 11 pm – 7:45 am may encounter an additional After Hours Fee of $110.
Credit Card On File
At time of service, we ask patients with insurance to pay their co-pay as well as provide a credit card on file. This card will only be used if there is additional payment owed after we have billed your insurance. The credit card information is stored securely, and patients will receive advance notification via email if and when the card will be charged. The card on file will only be charged up to $150. If a patient responsibility exceeds the $150, other arrangements can be made for the remaining balance.
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Example 1: Co-pay & No additional Patient Responsibility
Co-pay: (at time of service) $50
Charges: $175
Insurance Payment: $175
Additional Patient Responsibility: $0
To be charge to card on file: $0
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Example 2: Co-pay & additional Patient Responsibility <$150
Co-pay: (at time of service) $50
Charges: $175
Insurance Payment: $150
Additional Patient Responsibility: $25
To be charge to card on file: $25
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Example 3: Co-pay & additional Patient Responsibility >$150
Co-Pay (at time of service) $50
Charges: $350
Insurance Payment: $150
Patient Responsibility: $200
To be charge to card on file: $150
Balance to be billed: $50
Cash Deposit
If a patient does not have a credit card on file, Texas MedClinic will accept a $150 cash deposit. Within 90 days of receiving notification from your insurance company of the payment status of the claim , either a refund will be issued to the patient or a bill will be sent for any outstanding balance.
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Example 1: Co-pay & No additional Patient Responsibility
Co-pay: (at time of service) $50
Cash deposit: (at time of service) $150
Charges: $175
Insurance Payment: $175
Additional Patient Responsibility: $0
Amount to be refunded: $150
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Example 2: Co-pay & additional Patient Responsibility <$150
Co-pay: (at time of service) $50
Cash deposit: (at time of service $150
Charges: $175
Insurance Payment: $150
Additional Patient Responsibility: $25
Amount to be refunded: $125
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Example 3: Co-pay & additional Patient Responsibility >$150
Co-Pay (at time of service) $50
Cash deposit: (at time of service) $150
Charges: $350
Insurance Payment: $150
Patient Responsibility: $200
Deposit applied: $150
Balance to be billed: $50
FAQs
Convenience. We know our patients appreciate the convenience of paying with Credit, Debit, Flexible Savings Accounts and Health Care Savings Accounts. Also, having a card on file simplifies the collection process on our team and our patients. We will take your card at the time of your visit and notify you about charges due after insurance payments are applied.
We will automatically submit your medical claim to your health insurance company. Based on your plan and the insurance payments, any Patient Financial Responsibility will be determined. If there is any Patient Financial Responsibility, we will send you an email 10 days prior to charging your credit card on file up to $150. Any Patient Financial Responsibility above $150 will be billed.
If you owe any balance after your insurance pays, we will send you an email notification 10 days before your card is charged. The timing of this communication depends on how fast we hear back from your insurance company. It usually happens within 30 days of your visit, but it could take up to 90 days.
Yes. Your card number is stored securely by First Data, the largest credit card processing company in America.
Within 90 days of receiving notification from the insurance company of the payment status of the claim, a refund will be issued to the patient if one is due.