Receiving medical care can be stressful enough without worrying about how you’ll pay the bill. St. Agnes Hospital in Baltimore aims to alleviate financial stress by offering convenient payment options for hospital and doctor bills. Read on to learn the various ways you can pay for care received at St. Agnes Medical Center or affiliated doctor’s offices.
Overview of Billing at St. Agnes Hospital
St. Agnes Hospital is part of Ascension Healthcare and is committed to providing compassionate care regardless of your ability to pay. You will receive a bill for any hospital or doctor services not fully covered by insurance. This will reflect any deductible, copay, or coinsurance you owe based on your insurance plan.
Hospital bills reflect fees for room and board medications, procedures imaging services, labs, and professional services provided during inpatient or outpatient care. Bills from St. Agnes physician offices reflect any copay or coinsurance for that office visit.
When to Expect Your Bill from St. Agnes
You will receive a statement for any outstanding balance within 30 days of receiving hospital services Bills for care at St. Agnes doctor’s offices are sent after the claim is processed by your insurance.
Prompt payment is appreciated, but if you need assistance paying your bill, St. Agnes offers payment plans and financial assistance.
How to Pay Your St. Agnes Hospital Bill
St Agnes offers several payment options for your convenience
Pay Online
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Pay hospital bills through the Ascension online portal.
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Pay doctor bills through your MyChart account.
Online payments via credit/debit card or bank account are easy and secure.
Pay by Phone
Call the hospital billing line at 844-994-0412 or the doctor billing line at 866-626-7272. Have your account information ready to make a payment.
Pay by Mail
Send checks or money orders to:
Ascension Saint Agnes
PO Box 919775
Kansas City, MO 64121
Include your account number on the payment. Allow 5-7 days for delivery.
In-Person Payments
Pay at the patient financial services office located within St. Agnes Hospital. Accepts cash, check, or credit/debit card.
Financial Assistance for St. Agnes Bills
St. Agnes offers financial assistance and payment plans if you are unable to pay your balance in full. To learn more, call 866-626-7272 or visit the financial assistance page.
Avoid Late Fees and Collections
Make payments promptly to avoid late fees or having unpaid bills sent to collections. This can negatively impact your credit score. If facing financial hardship, contact St. Agnes immediately for help.
Paying your St. Agnes Hospital and doctor bills on time is important. Use the convenient online, phone, mail, or in-person options to keep your account up-to-date. Seek assistance if needed, so medical bills don’t become a financial burden.
What are the different ways I can pay my bill?
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Online
As an added convenience for our patients, Saint Agnes is pleased to offer online bill payment. With one simple click, you can review your account details, update insurance information, and make quick and easy payments.
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In Person
To pay for your bill in-person, or if you have billing-related questions, our Benefit Advocates are available Monday-Saturday, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Our Patient Financial Services Department is located just inside our Patient Registration area (Outpatient Center entrance – far east side of the Medical Center, south of the Emergency Department). For after-hour or weekend support, our Outpatient registrars can assist you with payments or other questions.
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By Phone (please have your credit or debit card information ready)
Customer Service support for hospital billing: 855-224-5998, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (PST) Customer Service support for provider billing: 559-450-5755, Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (PST)
What if I can’t pay my bill within 45 days?
If you request a short-term, interest-free payment plan, please contact our office at (559) 450-7262. If you feel your balance poses a financial hardship, you may also apply for our Financial Support Program to see if you are eligible for a discount. For more information, call Customer Service (559) 450-3145. You may also email us at [email protected].
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How do I pay my bill at Saint Agnes?
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How can I pay my Ascension Saint Agnes bill?
Pay your Ascension Saint Agnes bill through our online payment portals. To pay for care received at your doctor’s office, use our Athena portal. Your bill from Ascension will be one of two types: doctor’s office or hospital.
What is Saint Agnes’ Patient Financial Services Department?
Our Patient Financial Services Department at Saint Agnes understands that a visit to the hospital can be a stressful experience. Our goal is to ensure that nothing interferes with your healing process, especially any concerns you may have about your financial commitment to Saint Agnes.
Does Saint Agnes offer a price estimate?
Believing that patients have a right to be informed about their potential financial liability for hospital services, Saint Agnes makes its hospital charges readily available, upon request. To view the Price Estimator, click here, or contact financial assistance at (559) 450-7262.
Does Saint Agnes Medical Center accept credit cards?
It is Saint Agnes Medical Center’s policy to request your estimated deductible or co-pay before you leave. We accept payment by cash, check, and several major credit cards. If you are not prepared to pay at that time, our Patient Financial Services Department will be happy to work with you to design a short-term payment plan that meets your needs.
What is St. Agnes Hospital?
St. Agnes Hospital is a historic and medical landmark for African Americans in Raleigh and this part of the South. The historic stone walls of St. Agnes Hospital have stood at the edge of Saint Augustine’s University for more than 125 years.