AI Payment Agent

Move patient balances forward with a clear next step

A planned agent for approved balance reminders, payment follow-up, and staff handoff when a patient has a question or dispute.

Coming soon

The intended workflow

Product direction, not a generally available capability — the shape of the workflow the practice would approve:

  1. 01

    Start with an approved balance list

    The practice would choose which accounts enter the workflow and confirm the amount and contact details come from the appropriate system.

  2. 02

    Send a clear reminder

    An approved message with the next action — and a route to the practice when something looks wrong.

  3. 03

    Record the response

    Payment intent, a question, a dispute, a callback request, and no response are each a distinct status.

  4. 04

    Staff get the right exceptions

    Sensitive or complex situations would go to the team with the available context.

What the planned agent is intended to handle

Persistence for the routine follow-up; people for the judgment calls.

  • Approved balance reminders

    Sent on the practice's schedule, within attempt limits.

  • An approved payment path

    Patients directed to the payment destination the practice chooses.

  • Responses recorded

    Replies and promised next steps captured as statuses.

  • Outreach that stops

    Payment, policy, or an opt-out would end the workflow.

  • Questions routed to staff

    Billing questions, disputes, and hardship requests go to people.

  • Status per balance

    The state of each follow-up, visible to the team.

Judgment stays with authorized staff

The planned agent would not negotiate, make financial judgments, or continue outreach outside the approved policy. Disputes, payment plans, and hardship situations belong with people.

Context travels with the handoff: a changed appointment or an insurance exception may explain why a balance needs staff review.

  • Disputes and payment plans

    Practice policy and human judgment — routed to authorized staff, never decided by the agent.

  • Hardship situations

    Handled by the team, with the available context carried into the handoff.

  • Policy-bounded outreach

    Message, timing, attempt limits, and stop conditions would all be practice-approved.

  • No unannounced payment rails

    The final payment path and supported connections have not been announced — any named capability will be labelled before launch.

What a practice should be able to measure

The intended records, once the agent ships:

  • Balances in the workflow

    Accounts added to an approved follow-up queue.

  • Reminders delivered

    Reminders sent and their delivery status.

  • Responses and promises

    Patient responses and promised actions.

  • Questions and disputes

    What went to staff, and why.

  • Outreach stopped

    Stopped for payment, policy, or opt-out.

  • Accounts needing a decision

    Balances still waiting on the practice.

Intended reporting for a planned capability — workflow outcomes, not collection results or revenue promises.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

It is planned. Contact us if patient balance follow-up is a major source of administrative work for your practice.