PatientPay and Higher Standards Partner to Create a Frictionless Payment Experience for Healthcare

July 22, 2026

June 18, 2024

PatientPay has partnered with Higher Standards to deliver a seamless and frictionless payment experience for healthcare providers and patients. This collaboration aims to integrate advanced payment processing solutions, enhancing efficiency and patient satisfaction in the healthcare payment landscape.

Key Highlights

  • Strategic Partnership: Collaboration to create a frictionless payment experience.
  • Enhanced Efficiency: Streamlined payment processes for improved patient satisfaction.
  • Innovative Solutions: Integration of advanced payment processing technologies.

"Our partnership with Higher Standards is set to revolutionize the payment experience in healthcare, making it smoother and more efficient for everyone involved." - CEO, PatientPay

“At Higher Standards, we care about relationships—not just transactions. We combine the stability of a large processer with the heart and soul of a client focused business. We’re dedicated to providing the highest level of customer service to our merchants and affiliate partners. Our partnership with PatientPay, and their expertise in healthcare payments, will help us deliver solutions more tailored to the nuances of healthcare.”

— Bill Ernst - President, Higher Standards

Coverage in Other Publications

Learn More

Discover more about how this partnership is transforming healthcare payments. Read the full press release.

‍

You may like

PatientPay Heads to PPS 2026 at The Broadmoor

PatientPay Heads to PPS 2026 at The Broadmoor

PatientPay will exhibit at PPS 2026 at The Broadmoor, November 12-13. Pete Heydt and Conor Egan will be at Booth 110 to meet customers and physical therapy practices.

What Switching From Paper to Digital Billing and Payments Looks Like

What Switching From Paper to Digital Billing and Payments Looks Like

The real objection to digital billing was never whether it works but whether switching will hurt. The timeline, in numbers from six provider organizations.