Phoebe Putney, Flagler Hospital, AnMed Health tap AccessOne for patient financing

Three providers — Albany, Ga.-based Phoebe Putney Health System, St. Augustine, Fla.-based Flagler Hospital and Anderson, S.C.-based AnMed Health — partnered with AccessOne for patient payment management services.

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“Through the addition of these new health systems and hospitals, we can continue to … ensure their patients can access necessary healthcare while helping hospitals increase payments,” David White, executive vice president of business development of AccessOne, said.

A Charlotte, N.C.-based provider of low and no interest patient financing options, AccessOne aims to increase hospitals’ revenue by offering patients no-cap payment services. The company was founded by a physician and created through collaboration with a hospital.  

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