Make Medical Payments
Manage your myMedicalPayments online account by logging in through www.mymedicalpayments.com. Login using your account number, select one of the identity verification information such as your birth date, your social security last 4-digit number or your phone number. Tick the small box if you have read and accepted the Terms and Conditions set by the service provider, then click the “sign in” button to proceed to your account. By logging in to your account you can review or update your medical bills, balance and billing address.
Make secure payments after visiting your physician through an online payment system made possible by mymedicalpayments.com. The online payment is simply, safe and easy. All you need to do is provide personal information- the same information as stated above when you login an account.
You can make use of mymedicalpayments to make bill for your health insurance when you provide your insurance information. Fill out the form that you will see at the back of your medical statement and email the form to the address written in the form. You can also give them a call at 1-800-355-2470.
You may get two different bills when you visit your physician, these bills are different but you are assured that you are not charged twice. The first bill will contain the bills related to hospital services, supplies, equipment and technical staffs. The second is for the physician group, this represent charges from emergency physician services, including referrals, received diagnosis, treatment you received in the ER.
For you to pay your medical bills using my medical payments, all you need to do is provide your account number in the allocated box. Check your medical bill statement for your account number, it should be located somewhere on the top of the statement or bill. Provide the information needed, it may be can be your date of birth, your phone number or SSN’s last 4 digit number. After providing the necessary information, tick the box and click “Sign in” button and start the payment process.
Can I pay with a mobile payment app?
A mobile payment is a payment started from a phone or tablet. It may use a card saved in a browser, a digital wallet, a bank app, or another payment app.
Do not assume that Make Medical Payments accepts every mobile payment service. Open the payment screen at the company’s official website and review the methods shown there. If a wallet or mobile payment app is not listed, choose one of the displayed options instead. Do not send money through an unrelated app simply because it allows transfers.
Before using apps for mobile payment, confirm that the provider name and bill details match your statement. Check the payment amount before approving it. If the screen freezes after approval, do not submit the payment again immediately. First look for a confirmation page, email, text message, or pending card transaction.
How do I check whether a payment went through?
Save the confirmation number or take a screenshot after making a payment. Then check the account history for a completed, pending, declined, or reversed status. Card payments and mobile app payments may appear as pending before they are fully posted.
If you received no confirmation, check your card or bank activity. A pending transaction does not always mean the medical account has been updated. Avoid making another payment until you confirm the first attempt failed.
For a check payment, allow time for delivery and processing. Keep a copy of the check and note when it was mailed. If it has cleared your bank but is missing from the medical account, gather the check number, mailing date, statement details, and an image of the processed check before contacting support.
Can I make a payment by phone?
Use only the payment phone number printed on a recent statement or shown through the company’s official website. Search results and unsolicited messages may display outdated or fraudulent numbers.
Before calling, have the statement, payment method, and something for recording the confirmation ready. During a phone payment, verify which account and bill the payment will cover before approving it. Never share a password or a one-time sign-in code with a caller.
If you need the payment help desk because a payment is missing or duplicated, provide the payment date, method, status, and confirmation number. For a card payment, share only the limited card details the representative requests. If the representative cannot locate the transaction, ask what proof is needed and how the issue will be tracked.