AblePay Provides Discounts on Deductibles, Coinsurance and Copays

We all look to save money where we can, and health care is no exception.

Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) is making it happen for you with a no-cost program called AblePay, which lets you save up to 13% on your medical costs.

AblePay helps with out-of-pocket medical expenses, allowing you to save on your deductibles, coinsurance and copays at any Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) location, including all Lehigh Valley Physician Group offices.

Best of all, it works with any medical insurance, including Medicare. You also can include anyone on your account you are willing to be financially responsible for, even if they have a different insurance plan.

Why would LVHN offer AblePay? They assist medical providers like LVHN in reducing their expenses related to patient payments. Having AblePay process patient claims means lower costs and quicker reimbursement for LVHN. You win with savings, and LVHN benefits from more timely reimbursements.

Visit our AblePay page to learn more and enroll today. You’ll be able to use AblePay on any current unpaid or expected bill from your recent visit and see savings on future expenses with LVHN.

If you are already an AblePay member, there is no need to reenroll. If you have additional questions after reviewing the information, please don’t hesitate to contact AblePay at 484-292-4000 or support@ablepayhealth.com.

AblePay is just one way LVHN can help you with medical costs.

We care for everyone, regardless of their ability to pay. Never ignore your health care needs because you can’t afford to pay medical expenses. Get the care you need first. Then, if you don’t  have health insurance or if your insurance plan only partially covers your medical expenses, we’ll continue to help you.

If you are uninsured or underinsured, free consultations with financial counselors are available at many LVHN hospital locations. If you’re seeking financial assistance, you’ll need to complete a financial assistance program application. Bill reductions are based on income.