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Paytient
Helping people make better healthcare decisions by improving their ability to pay for care
About Paytient
Building toward a healthier future for everyone. After a decade working in hospital administration, founder Brian Whorley saw the same story play out again and again: patients with insurance who couldn't afford to use it. So in 2018, Brian and co-founder Daniel Lynn created Paytient — a healthcare benefit that ensures people can actually get the care they need when they need it, without financial harm. Here's the problem we solve: 40% of people (inclusive of all income levels) with employer-sponsored health insurance are avoiding care right now because they can't afford the out-of-pocket cost. Their employer sees it too late – higher claims data, sick days, turnover, and far more expensive health crises that could have been prevented. Not for people who use Paytient - 80% of members tell us they got care they otherwise would have avoided or skipped without the app. They get the healthcare they need and everyone saves money as a result. Paytient is a simple fix. A payment app and affordability solution that works at any provider — medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, even vet — with 0% interest, $0 fees, and repayment on the employee's terms up to 12-months. Paytient makes it easier for people to pay for, save on and experience healthcare. When it's easier to pay for care, people get the care they need. And health plans finally work the way they're supposed to. Today, we cover over 20 million employees and their families through employer, payer, and health system partnerships including Anthem, Centene, Cigna, Hyatt Hotels, Fifth Third Bank and Panera Bread among thousands of others. There is a better way. We're building it.
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Signals from Paytient
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Presence & Recognition
Paytient announced that Bryan Bliven will join Tiara Green of Accessia Health and Melissa Paige of National Association of Medication Access & Patient Advocacy (NAMAPA) at the Healthcare Advocate Summit on September 10 to give advocates a practical playbook heading into the annual enrollment period.
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Research & Knowledge
Paytient published an analysis on where care employees spend first, detailing how deferring occurs and the clearing of that backlog.
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Partnerships
Paytient expanded into prescription savings through partnerships with GoodRx and Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, PBC.
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Customers & Market
Paytient provided access to its workforce for a Midwest public school district to manage appointments, prescriptions, and minor issues as claims
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