Re: Re: mPayGateway

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Subject: Re: mPayGatewayTo: Date: Thursday, September 25, 2008, 5:29 PM

---Hello-I met with one of the VP's of this product last week at a MN Medical Association meeting. The costfor the provider is 4% of patient payment, + the usual credit card fees (which I understand are another 3-4%)Do people have any comments about whether this 7-8% of out of pocket charges seems reasonable when considering billing, collections etc?Thanks,Wenner>> Someone on another list pointed out this product.> Interesting.> Putting aside the idea that we need to make things more complicated to make> things less complicated -- it seems like an interesting product.> > Not afilitation with the product -- just thought the group might like seeing> info.> > http://www.mpaygate way.com/pages/ home.htm> > Of course, the cash-only

clinics don't need to worry about this> nonsense...but the rest of us might benefit.> > Locke, MD>

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2008 7:45 pm EDT, Egly wrote:

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christopher.wenner wenner>Subject: Re: mPayGatewayTo:

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Thursday, September 25, 2008, 5:29 PM

---Hello-I met with one of the VP's of this product

last week at a MN Medical Association meeting. The costfor the

provider is 4% of patient payment, + the usual credit card fees

(which I understand are another 3-4%)Do people have any

comments about whether this 7-8% of out of pocket charges seems

reasonable when considering billing, collections etc?Thanks,Wenner>> Someone on another list pointed

out this product.> Interesting.> Putting aside the

idea that we need to make things more complicated to make> things less complicated -- it seems like an interesting

product.> > Not afilitation with the product -- just

thought the group might like seeing> info.> > http://www.mpaygate

way.com/pages/ home.htm> > Of course, the

cash-only clinics don't need to worry about this>

nonsense...but the rest of us might benefit.> >

Locke, MD>