Who is CareCredit?
CareCredit, a division of GE Money offers healthcare financing for consumers through a network of over 100,000 providers.
Founded in 1987, CareCredit was initially offered to doctors to help their patients pay for new dental implant technology. Continued advancements in technology, and procedures that are often not covered or fully covered by insurance, have created new choices for care, increasing the demand for financing options.
CareCredit is a healthcare credit card that can be used as a payment option for certain expenses not covered by insurance or to bridge situations when desired care exceeds insurance coverage. CareCredit is offered primarily for:
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Dentistry
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Vision correction
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Veterinary medicine
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Hearing care
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Cosmetic treatments and surgery
What is CareCredit?
CareCredit is a simple way to consolidate and manage certain out-of-pocket healthcare expenses. CareCredit offers two basic payment plans to meet an individual’s financial needs:
- No Interest Plans for 3, 6, 12, 18 or 24 months that charge no interest when accountholders make their required minimum monthly payment and pay off the remaining balance within the promotional period. These are the most popular plans, with more than half of patients selecting these options.
- Extended Payment Plans for 24, 36, 48 or 60 months. These plans carry an interest rate that is more competitive than most bankcards and feature a fixed, monthly payment and a longer term.
While all CareCredit providers offer at least three months no-interest for every transaction, not all practices offer every payment plan.
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