Give staff a useful answer
When a patient brings in an insurance statement, your staff can share a simple resource instead of trying to explain it between appointments.
When a patient asks about a confusing bill, give them somewhere to turn without adding another job to your staff’s list.
When patients get help with billing, your team can get back to caring for patients.
We help patients sort out confusing bills and insurance claims, so your staff doesn’t have to take on the follow-up.
When a patient brings in an insurance statement, your staff can share a simple resource instead of trying to explain it between appointments.
We help patients figure out confusing charges and insurance decisions. If the balance is right, they can focus on paying it or asking about a payment plan.
We handle intake, paperwork, and follow-up with the patient’s permission. Your systems and records stay with you.
Give patients a QR code or link when they have a confusing bill or claim question. They choose whether to reach out.
Patients provide their own documents and decide whether to sign up. BillHelp explains the service and its fee before the patient agrees.
We follow up only with the patient’s permission. You don’t need to connect a portal, train staff, or share patient records.
Share a link or handout with patients who have questions about a bill. We’ll take it from there and work directly with them.
We are not currently offering referral commissions. Any future compensated marketing arrangement would need to be separately reviewed and approved for the specific organization and applicable law. BillHelp never shares case details with referring offices.
Request a partner kitStart with a simple referral link. No workflow overhaul, no patient data exchange.
Become a BillHelp partner Or send a patient to BillHelp →BillHelp is an independent patient-support service, not a provider billing vendor. Referrals do not guarantee savings, faster payment, or a particular outcome. BillHelp does not access provider systems or records. All external outreach is subject to the patient’s authorization and applicable requirements.