You have your CareCredit, your CapitalOne HCF, your Wells Fargo, Springstone, and others. Basically, you
have options when it comes to patient financing through a third party. Chase has officially thrown its hat in the ring with ChaseHealthAdvance. And if you’re wondering why Unicorn didn’t make the list of financing companies, Chase bought them out. So what’s going to differentiate Chase from the pack? According to the Dental Economics interview (April 2008), Chase has a few advantages to make their product appealing.
They’ll offer no-interest for 3 to 24 months, a popular choice for patients who can pay off their dental expenses inside of two years. ChaseHealthAdvance also claims that they have a great approval rate, which appeals to dentists, and they finance up to $20K. Every approved patient receives a minimum credit line of $5K. Dentists also appreciate the quick funding. Within 24 hours of completing a financed procedure, funds are transferred electronically to the dentist’s bank account.
Dental administrative employees should enjoy the convenience of having a specialized consultant visit the office to train on how to use the provider website, HealthAdvance-Online. A specialized consultant means that if you’re an orthodontist, your ChaseHealthAdvance consultant will be trained specifically in financing for orthodontics. HealthAdvance-Online allows dental practices to electronically submit and track applications, submit fundings, and review reports. In addition, it offers many tools and services to help with marketing ChaseHealthAdvance.
So how do you get started? Simply visit www.chasehealthadvance.com. You won’t incur any enrollment charges or have to meet monthly minimums. There’s nothing to purchase. Within 24 hours of signing up and choosing your plans, a practice consultant can train you, and you can begin using ChaseHealthAdvance.