At Restoration Healthcare, we’re committed to providing compassionate care and service to you and your family. This includes helping you understand what health insurance is, explaining some common — but admittedly complicated — health insurance terms, and making it easy and stress-free to pay your medical bills.
We’ve partnered with Collectly — an online bill pay platform that simplifies the process of receiving your healthcare bills and paying them online in ways that work best for you.
We know you probably have questions about how Collectly works and why we chose them to help both us — and you — manage healthcare billing and payments. Below, we’ve put together a list of frequently asked questions. If you have a question that isn’t answered below, please feel free to contact us by email using billing at RhealthC.com.
IF I HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE, WHY DID I RECEIVE A BILL FROM RESTORATION HEALTHCARE?
In simple terms, your health insurance plan is a cost-sharing agreement between you and your insurance company. Generally speaking, most insurance companies cover the costs for preventive care throughout the year, such as check-ups, simple procedures, etc.
For other services, many insurance companies require you to cover all costs until you reach a specified amount — known as a deductible. Once you reach that specific amount, then the insurance company starts paying for covered services.
For example, if you have a $500 deductible, then each year you will have to pay your medical costs for non-preventive care until you have paid a total of $500. Once you reach that $500 limit, the insurance company will begin to cover some of your medical costs for the rest of the year.
How much they pay for each procedure and service after you’ve reached your deductible depends on your particular health insurance plan.
After you receive care at Restoration Healthcare, we send a bill to your insurance company. The insurer then determines how much it will pay for a service or visit, and how much you are responsible for (this breakdown is shown on the Explanation of Benefits, or EOB, which is provided by the insurance company in the form of a statement mailed to your home address, as well as to us here at Restoration Healthcare).
Once we receive the EOB from the insurance company, we send a bill for the amount you owe — what is called the patient responsibility.