As a patient of Baylor Scott & White Health, you want an easy, convenient way to pay your medical bills. The process of managing healthcare bills can be confusing with insurance claims, co-pays, deductibles and more. At Baylor Scott & White, we offer various payment options to make settling your account as simple as possible.
In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk through everything you need to know about understanding, managing, and paying your Baylor Scott & White medical bills so you can take control of your healthcare costs.
Reviewing and Understanding Your Baylor Scott & White Bill
The first step is to thoroughly review your Baylor Scott & White statement to understand what you’re being charged for. Your bill will include:
- Itemized list of medical services received and the fee for each
- What your insurance covered, if applicable
- Any prior payments made on your account
- Total amount you owe Baylor Scott & White
You may see separate charges from individual doctors or testing facilities depending on where you were treated,
If you see any discrepancies or have questions, contact Baylor Scott & White billing department right away to dispute before paying.
When is Payment Due on Your Baylor Scott & White Bill?
Payment is due upon receipt of your initial bill from Baylor Scott & White. If you cannot pay the full balance due it’s important to make payment arrangements or minimum monthly payments to avoid penalties.
Accounts 30 days past due are considered delinquent and may be forwarded to an outside collection agency. Avoid damage to your credit by keeping your account current.
Payment Options for Your Baylor Scott & White Medical Bill
Baylor Scott & White offers several convenient billing and payment options:
Pay Online
The fastest way to pay your bill is on the Baylor Scott & White website. You can make one-time payments as a guest or enroll in an account to view statements and manage recurring payments.
Pay by Phone
Call 1-800-994-0371 to use the automated phone payment system 24/7 using your credit card or bank account information.
Pay by Mail
Mail your payment stub from your printed statement with a check or money order to the address listed. Allow 7-10 days to avoid late fees.
Pay in Person
Visit the billing office at the facility where you received care to pay your bill in person with cash, check or credit card.
Enroll in Auto-Pay
Set up recurring automatic payments from your bank account through your online account to avoid late fees.
Apply for Financial Assistance
If you’re unable to pay your bill in full, apply for a payment plan or financial assistance through Baylor Scott & White.
Review Billing FAQs
Find answers to common questions about statements, insurance, billing disputes and more on the Baylor Scott & White website.
Avoiding Late Payments and Collections
To avoid damaged credit and extra collection fees, be sure to pay your Baylor Scott & White bills on time and in full each month. Notify them immediately if you’re unable to make payments. Consider signing up for autopay or payment reminders.
If your account is turned over to a collection agency, you will then work with them to settle your balance. This can mean extra fees and interest charges. Avoid this by keeping your Baylor Scott & White account up to date.
Managing medical bills can be tedious, but is important for your health, finances and credit score. Review your Baylor Scott & White statements thoroughly, choose a convenient payment option that works for your budget, and contact billing representatives if you have any issues. Taking control of your healthcare payments will give you peace of mind.
