Pay Bill Online

Click on the billing statement example to see where the account number is located.

Each time you receive services from the hospital – inpatient or outpatient services (such as physical therapy, medical imaging procedures, urgent care, emergency room care, etc.), a separate account is created. It is possible to have multiple accounts open at the same time.

Both of these clinics are owned and operated by Stoughton Health, therefore, your bills are being sent by the Stoughton Health Patient Financial Services Department. Your payments should be made to Stoughton Health.

If you are not able to pay the entire amount of your bill at one time, we offer several programs to fit your needs. Stoughton Health offers a six month interest free program where you may make monthly payments over the course of six months until your balance is paid in full. If a longer payment plan is needed, we offer other options with interest charged. Please contact our Patient Financial Services department for further details.

In addition, we offer a Community Care Program which can discount services for those experiencing financial hardship. Please click here  to learn more about this program.

Yes, as a courtesy, we will submit a claim to your insurance. We do not guarantee payment by your insurance company. It is important that you provide accurate and complete insurance information at the time of registration. It is your responsibility to provide any requested information to your insurance company (accident information, claim forms, other health information, or pre-existing condition information).

Yes, we submit secondary claims on your behalf. Secondary claims are only submitted after your primary claims have completed processing.

Yes, we accept debit or credit card payments (MasterCard, VISA or Discover) over the phone. Additionally, we are able to make withdrawals from your checking or savings accounts if you provide us your account number and the bank routing number.

Yes, please contact us during business hours and we will be happy to mail you one.

We bill for the facility and professional charges for our urgent care/emergency room physicians and weekend physicians only. Pathologists and Radiologists bill their professional services separately.

We remind our patients that they are ultimately responsible for their bill. The insurance authorization “is not a guarantee of payment.” For questions relating to your insurance coverage, we suggest that you contact your insurance company.

If you have questions regarding payment, call your insurance company for an explanation of payment. If the insurance company finds that an error was made, note the information and whom you talked to at the insurance company. Request an anticipated payment date and ask if they need anything to complete processing. If the insurance company feels the bill was paid correctly and you still disagree, find out from the insurance company what you need to do to file an “appeal” with them. Filing an appeal will not guarantee that the insurance company will pay more on your bill, but the claim will be reviewed for reconsideration.