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Cost Smoothing: The Missing Piece of Your 2027 Benefits Strategy

The Best 2027 Benefits Plans are Being Built Now: Why Cost Smoothing is the Missing Piece

The best 2027 benefits plans are being built right now. Discover why cost smoothing is the strategy CHROs need to cut costs and improve employee healthcare access.

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Financial Wellness Runs Through Healthcare

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Customer Stories

Healthcare System Partners with Paytient to Bridge the Gap Between Cost and Care for its Own Team

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Cash Pay vs. Insurance: Making Smart Choices for Your Health Needs

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How To Make Sure Your Benefits Package Promotes Health Equity

As providers of health insurance, employers have immense influence over the health of their employees. It’s critical for employers to ensure that benefits packages fight against healthcare inequity. Here’s how.

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House Calls Reinvented

Ro’s Zachariah Reitano is determined to make quality health care accessible to everyone.

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Four Things I Learned at the Society for Healthcare Strategy & Market Development Conference

Last month, the Paytient team was in San Antonio for the Health Care Strategy & Market Development Conference (SHSMD). We collected insights from our Vice President of Provider Partnerships, Andrew Harris, about his SHSMD experience.

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6 Facts About Preventative Care Every Employer Should Know

Routine, preventative care can help to detect, prevent, treat, or reverse the course of healthcare issues. It’s our best defense against an infinitely long list of potential health issues. So you might be surprised to hear that only 8 percent of Americans are getting the preventative healthcare they need to maintain optimal health.