PatientPay Launches Accelerate to Eliminate Delays in Payer-Collected Patient Payments

July 22, 2026

June 12, 2025

a woman using their mobile phone to pay for healthcare services through their insurance provider which is going through Optum Financial and then the provider is paid via PatientPay Accelerate

Get Paid Faster

PatientPay has officially launched Accelerate by PatientPay, a new solution designed to close the gap between payer-collected patient payments and cleared revenue. This innovation helps providers get paid faster, reduce manual processing, and dramatically lighten reconciliation workloads.

When a patient pays through an insurance portal, providers often face weeks of delay and hours of manual data entry to get those funds posted. Accelerate eliminates that burden, automatically transferring and reconciling payments without the need to send paper statements or manually match patient accounts.

“We’ve essentially already been paid—but we haven’t seen the money. Accelerate streamlines this entire process, helping us reduce cost and improve cash flow by speeding up collections by more than 40 days.” Matt Mettry, VP of Revenue Cycle at Alpine Physician Partners,

This rollout includes integrations with major payers representing over one million providers, giving organizations of all sizes access to faster, cleaner, and more efficient patient payment workflows.

Learn more about Accelerate and how your organization can benefit:
Explore Accelerate → www.patientpay.com/optum
Read the Press Release → BusinessWire

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