
The Connected Economy™: Patients Prefer Payment Consistency
NEW DATA: Half of Millennials Now Use Mobile Wallets to Pay for Healthcare Services
Even though 72% of consumers used a credit or debit card to make their most recent healthcare-related payment, digital payments methods are gaining popularity. “The ConnectedEconomy™: Patients Prefer Payment Consistency,” a survey of 2,760 consumers in collaboration with CareCredit, delves into the future of healthcare payments and the changing ways consumers are paying for their care.
Inside the July Report
- 33%: Share of consumers who use debit cards when making an in-person healthcare payment
- 26%: Share of consumers who use credit cards when making an in-person healthcare payment
- 11%: Share of consumers who use PayPal when making an in-person healthcare payment
Connected Healthcare Report
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How Digital Has Changed The Consumer Healthcare Experience And Expectations: June 2022 – December 2022 Recap
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Connected Wellness: Tracking The Rise Of Health-Tracking Technology
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Connected Wellness: The Next Prescription For Healthcare Providers — Digital Wallets
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Connected Wellness: What’s Next In The Connected Economy
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The Connected Economy™: Omnichannel Healthcare Takes Center Stage
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Wellness and Affordability: How Payments Practices Create Positive Patient Experiences
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The Access Channel: How Healthcare Financing Keeps Patients Engaged
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The Payment Cure