Ensuring that your child receives the best medical care is an utmost priority for every parent. Unfortunately, this can often come with hefty hospital bills. With the rising cost of healthcare, many parents are finding it difficult to keep up with the payments. Fortunately, Children’s Hospitals provide a variety of options to keep the medical bills manageable. By understanding the various payment plans and resources available, parents can rest assured that their child’s medical bills will be taken care of. In this blog post, we will cover the various ways to pay hospital bills at Children’s Hospitals, including payment plans, grants, and financial assistance. We will also discuss the importance of staying on top of payments and understanding hospital bills. By understanding the various payment options, parents can be better equipped to pay for their child’s medical bills and avoid financial stress.
To make a payment, you may use this official links below:
Paying Your Bill
https://childrensnational.org/visit/insurance-and-billing/paying-your-bill
You can pay the hospital and physician bill (or black statement) online through a secure payment portal. You will need your child’s name, date of birth and
For Patients & Families –
https://www.childrenshospital.org/patient-resources/financial-and-billing-matters/pay-your-bill
make a payment; set up a payment plan; manage your payment method (bank account, credit card); sign up for paperless billing; update your insurance coverage.
Physician Bill The purple statement is the physician bill. You will need your child’s account number and name or guarantor name (if different than the patient’s name) to pay your bill. This information can be found on the paper bill you receive in the mail. This is a one-time payment process and you will be taken to a secure website outside of ChildrensNational.org to pay your bill online. There is no fee for this service.
The blue statement is the hospital bill. To pay your bill, you will need your child’s account number, name, or guarantor name (if it differs from the patient’s name). The paper bill you receive in the mail will have this information on it. You will be taken to a secure website outside of ChildrensNational for this one-time payment process. org to pay your bill online. There is no fee for this service.