Paytient Blog

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.

Rising inflation and interest rates have caused buy now, pay later programs to become fixtures of the retail space. Let’s take a closer look at how applying this approach to healthcare can help consumers better access and afford the care they need.

Paytient’s monthly look at major headlines in the health and benefits space. Our roundup for February 2022 includes everything from the rapid growth of buy now, pay later arrangements to employee benefits that could help with attraction and retention amid the ‘Great Resignation.’

Keeping your pet healthy can be costly. Preventive pet care such as flea and tick medications, vaccinations, and routine checkups at the veterinarian can cost hundreds of dollars a year, which is why pet insurance has gained popularity in recent times. Let’s break down what everything you need to know about whether pet insurance is worth it.

Paytient Chief Commercial Officer Darius Chehrzad was the guest on a recent episode of the HRchat podcast. The discussion touches on how a tool like Paytient fits into an employer’s benefits offering as well as the long-term effects of employees delaying or skipping care.

Healthcare access has a tremendous impact on employee productivity and retention. Let’s explore how you can adjust your benefit offering to improve the workplace experience and the quality of life for your employees and their families.