How can I pay my bill?
You can pay bills online or via phone or mail.
What do I need to make an online payment?
You will need to have the date of service and your account number to pay online. You can find this information listed on your bill.I disagree with the charges on my statement – what should I do?
Please call our Customer Service team to discuss any concerns you may have with your billing statement.What are your privacy policies? Am I safe to give my credit card to you over the internet or phone?
We know your medical information is personal and we are committed to protect your privacy. We create a record of your care and services to meet legal requirements and to provide you the best care. This notice applies to your medical record that we maintain for services or items we provide you at our locations. Your personal doctor may follow a different notice for your medical record created and maintained in his or her office. We are required by law:
- To keep medical information about you private.
- To give you this notice, explaining our legal duties to protect your privacy.
- To follow the terms of the notice that is currently in effect.
- To notify you if we fail to protect your privacy.
You can review Mercy Health’s full privacy policy here.
What if my personal or insurance information is incorrect?
Please call our Customer Service team to correct any misinformation on your statement.
What is an Explanation of Benefits?
An explanation of benefits, commonly referred to as an EOB, is a statement sent by a health insurance company to covered individuals explaining what medical treatments and/or services were paid for by the insurance company. The EOB will also indicate what charges may be billed to the patient.
Do you offer payment arrangements?
Learn more about how we can establish a payment arrangement that fit your needs.
Do you have financial assistance?
At Mercy Health, we recognize the financial difficulties that unexpected medical problems can cause. That’s why we have financial assistance programs that are designed to assist you in finding resources that may help pay your hospital bill.
What does in-network and out-of-network mean?
In-network health care providers have contracted with your insurance company to accept certain negotiated rates. You will typically pay less with an in-network provider. Out-of-network providers have not agreed to the negotiated rates and therefore your out-of-pocket costs will likely be higher.
Is there someone I can talk to about my bill?
Our Customer Service team is available to help make health care easier for you. Please contact us with any concerns you have related to billing. We can assist you best when you have your account number and date of service, found on your bill.