Specialty · Telemedicine & Telehealth
Care went virtual. Your payments should keep up.
Virtual-first practices mix memberships, per-visit charges, and card-not-present risk — a combination generic retail accounts were never built for. Purpose-fit programs exist, and the setup matters as much as the approval.
The reality
What placement actually takes.
Card-not-present, done right
Every telehealth payment is a remote payment. Address verification, tokenized cards on file, and clean billing descriptors keep approvals up and disputes down.
Memberships and visit plans
Recurring billing for subscriptions and care plans — with visible renewal terms and easy cancellation, the setup that stops disputes before they start.
Card data out of clinical systems
Hosted payment flows keep card collection separate from your clinical stack, so patient payments never widen your compliance surface.
Underwriting that understands practices
Provider credentials, state licensing, and a clear description of your platform go a long way — we help you present all three properly.
What the underwriting file needs.
Underwriting lives on paperwork. Have these ready and the conversation moves fast:
- Provider licensing for the states you serve
- A clear description of the care model and platform
- Published service, refund, and cancellation policies
- Processing history, if any
An honest read first: we'll tell you plainly how placeable your model is — before you fill out anything.
The solutions behind this playbook.
Start with the pieces most Telemedicine & Telehealth setups lean on:
Tell us your model.
A frank conversation before any application — placeability, cost expectations, and the path.