Dignity Billing
Dignity Billing is a service department of your hospital or clinic. we are located in Kansas City, Missouri. Dignity Billing provides customer service to healthcare clients nationwide.
To pay your bill, simply click on the PAY MY BILL icon and insert your payment information!
Dignity Billing serves as an EXTENSION of your medical providers billing office. Our mission is to provide you with answers to your questions and results!
Hospital and Clinic patients may pay online here. Press button below.
To contact our office:
Call 855-755-3349
Email service@dignitybilling.com
Scroll below to send us a message.
What people want from their health care goes to the core of the patient relationship. Assisting your medical provider we will listen, care and be compassionate, and be transparent and open with patients.
How do you resolve medical billing issues?
Just finding the error is only the start of your medical billing dispute.
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Call The Medical Provider Billing Department.
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File An Appeal With Your Insurance Company.
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File An Appeal With Your Medical Provider's Patient Advocate.
How do I fight a surprise medical bill?
Negotiate the bill.
There are a few ways to do this if you're stuck with an unexpected out-of-network bill. First, call the insurer and ask whether it will consider a one-time exception and agree to cover the bill at the in-network rate. If that doesn't work, you can file an appeal.
Whether by accident or intentionally, medical billing and coding errors are common reasons that claims are rejected or denied. Information may be incorrect, incomplete or missing. You will need to check your billing statement and EOB very carefully.
What if I can't afford my medical bills?
If you can't afford to pay even a percentage of your full bill immediately, try asking for a 25% discount if you make a large down payment now. A less aggressive strategy is to ask if the provider will charge you a discounted fee.
Do hospitals write off unpaid medical bills?
Many factors go into how and if, a hospital writes off an individual's bill. Most hospitals categorize unpaid bills into two categories. Charity care is when hospitals write off bills for patients who cannot afford to pay. When patients who are expected to pay do not, their debts are known as bad debt. Amedical provider may choose to continue collection efforts through a third party.
How do you write an appeal to health insurance?
Things to Include in Your Appeal Letter
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Patient name, policy number, and policy holder name.
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Accurate contact information for patient and policy holder.
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Date of denial letter, specifics on what was denied, and cited reason for denial.
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Doctor or medical provider's name and contact information.