Paying for Your Care
Welcome
We are pleased to provide this information to help you understand
our patient billing practices. We take a positive approach to patient
billing and collections with the goal of receiving payment for services
rendered in the most efficient, timely and customer oriented manner
possible. We also understand that billing and collections for health
care services can be confusing. To assist you in understanding these
billing services and to answer any questions you may have in advance,
please review the following material.
Insurance Requirements
Before hospitalization or use of outpatient services, you are responsible
for meeting any special requirements of your insurance plan, such
as prior approval, referrals, pre-certification, or obtaining a
second opinion.
Insurance Filing
If you have current insurance coverage, Ransom Memorial Hospital
will file your insurance claim for you. In order to meet frequent
changes in insurance company requirements, it is necessary for us
to have a copy of your insurance card and review it each time you
use our services.
We will file your insurance claim, and will ask
your insurance company to send payment directly to Ransom Memorial
Hospital. If payment has not been received within six weeks of the
filing date you will be billed for the unpaid balance.
Worker's Compensation Injuries
If you believe your injury is work related, you are required to
provide Ransom Memorial Hospital with the name and address of your
employer. You must report the accident to your employer within 24
hours. Your employer may require authorization for treatment. Failure
to do so may result in loss of benefits. Health insurance plans
generally will not pay claims determined to be work related.
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Kansas law requires claims related to injuries occurring as a result
of ownership, operation, maintenance, or use of a motor vehicle
to be filed with motor vehicle insurance. Any claim for an injury
arising from contact with a motor vehicle, even if the vehicle is
not moving, must first be filed with your motor vehicle insurance.
Most health insurance plans will not consider the claim until it
has been filed with the motor vehicle insurance.
If you sustain an injury associated with a motor
vehicle accident, please provide Ransom Memorial Hospital with information
on your motor vehicle insurance carrier and report the injury to
your motor vehicle insurance carrier. Failure to do so may leave
you financially responsible for the charges.
Payment Arrangements
If you are unable to pay your bill in full, you will need to contact
the business office to select one of several payment options designed
for your convenience. RMH offers an in-house 9-month no interest
payment plan for balances over $300 or you can choose a bank loan
through Intrust Bank to extend your payments for up to 60 months.
If you are among the millions of Americans without
health insurance we have a payment plan to fit your needs as well.
Prompt pay discounts are available on accounts paid in full within
30, 60 or 90 days. We offer an in-house 9-month no interest payment
plan, a bank loan program through Intrust Bank, and our RMH Sharing
Program, which is designed to help those patients that meet certain
income criteria.
Questions?
Our representatives are available to assist you in finding the right
payment option Monday-Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm.
If you have questions about your bill or need
assistance, please call the phone number below that best suits your
needs. We’re here to serve you!
Cashier’s Office: 785-229-8910
Patient Accounts: A-L: 785-229-8247
Patient Accounts: M-Z: 785-229-8243
Pre-Registration: 785-229-8904 & 785-229-8914
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