Zero APR Loans For Testosterone Replacement Therapy: 2023 Provider Update

Jul 20, 2023

Advance Care (1-800-432-9470) now makes its patient financing cards available to patients visiting TRT & men's health practitioners.

Tampa, United States - July 20, 2023 /PressCable/

Men's health specialists and testosterone replacement therapy centers across the United States can now offer zero-interest patient financing through Advance Care. Providers and practitioners can now offer prospective patients 6-month or 12-month interest-free financing on any procedure or treatment and receive undiscounted payments.

For more information, visit https://advancecarecard.com

As healthcare costs per capita continue to rise, Advance Care seeks to democratize access to financing for procedures that fall outside the coverage restrictions of health insurance companies.

Patient financing options for men's health treatments cover testosterone therapy, PDE5 inhibitors, injections, vacuum devices, intraurethral medication, and implants. Advance Care estimates that 70 percent of patients seeking elective procedures may require financing and that healthcare cards meet this need.

Providers can now offer Advance Care Cards during an initial consultation and provide multiple payment options to patients with any level of credit. Applicants who cannot qualify based on their credit score can co-sign with a friend or family member to increase the probability of approval.

Advance Care Cards have no prepayment penalties or complex or aggregating late fees. Quick approvals maximize flexibility for providers and patients, allowing them to schedule procedures within hours of approval.

Providers are not held liable even if a patient defaults and all enrolled providers receive the total billed amount for any procedure. Interested providers can connect with the Advance Care team by completing the Provider Enrollment form and returning it for review.

About Advance Care

Founded in 2008, Advance Care is a healthcare financing marketplace seeking to broaden access to affordable credit cards for underinsured and uninsured patients. Practitioners and healthcare providers can offer patients financing through any credit card in the Advance Care database.

"Offering affordable financing to your patients is a way to grow your practice. Many people know they want or need a procedure but may not understand the costs associated with the procedure they desire until they visit your office," says a spokesperson for Advance Care. "Being able to offer financing during the consultation process may make the difference whether a patient proceeds or not."

For more information, visit https://advancecarecard.com

Contact Info:
Name: Bo Leslie
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Organization: Advance Care Card
Address: 19046 Bruce B. Downs Blvd Suit #78, Tampa, Florida 33647, United States
Website: https://advancecarecard.com/

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