HealthLeaders Media June 22, 2020
Jack O'Brien

Research from TransUnion Healthcare indicated that point-of-service collections rose 42% from increased price transparency for patients.

During the start of the ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, daily total patient payments declined 47% between mid-March to mid-May, according to a TransUnion Healthcare analysis.

The data, which will be presented in a webinar Thursday, also found that providers utilizing VisitPay, a Boise-based billing platform, saw patient payments increase 10% over the same period.

Additional research from TransUnion indicated that point-of-service collections rose 42% from increased price transparency for patients.

“Given the rise in unemployment – and the transition between health plans that patients may face due to the loss of employer-sponsored benefits – now more than ever, patients...

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