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Intuit Launches Bill Payment System

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Intuit Inc. has introduced an online bill payment system that provider organizations can purchase and offer to their patients.

The Quicken Health Bill Pay application nightly copies patient data from a billing system. The data is used to generate a patient's bill, with simple terms used to explain services performed and how the amount due is calculated after insurance payments are posted, according to the Mountain View, Calif.-based vendor.

Once the insurance payment posts, the patient receives an e-mail message and can log into the Quicken Health Bill Pay Web site to view the bill. The patient can electronically pay the bill via a debit, credit, health savings account or flexible spending account card. The provider receives an e-mail message when a payment is made. The payment is electronically deposited into the provider's bank account and can be manually or automatically posted to the billing system.

More information is available at intuitpatientpayments.com/qhbp.

--Joseph Goedert

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