0% Interest Cosmetic Dental Loans For Braces, Fillings & Implants: 2023 Update
Oct 16, 2023
Advance Care (1-800-432-9470) has updated its financing options for cosmetic dental procedures not typically covered by insurance.
Tampa, United States - October 16, 2023 /PressCable/ —
With this announcement, Advance Care helps members pay for dental treatments not eligible for coverage by their health insurance provider. With flexible payment options and access to 0% APR for up to 14 months, the Advance Care Card aims to make financing for dental treatments accessible to more patients.
More information on Advance Care financing options can be found at https://advancecarecard.com
The new financing plans come as a response to concerns about rising health disparities in the United States. With many insurance companies leaving patients responsible for high deductibles or not covering vital procedures altogether, the Advance Care Card provides a safe, affordable way for patients to finance their medical needs.
According to KFF, an independent source for health policy research, 40% of Americans have delayed or forgone medical care in the past year because of high costs. Dental services remain the most common type of care affected. At the same time, the number of elective surgical procedures and non-emergency procedures continues to increase each year. Advance Care's new lending options specifically address this gap by providing flexible financing to a broad range of patients pursuing medical treatments, from cosmetic dental procedures to hormone therapy.
The combination of substantial out-of-pocket pay expenses and high-interest lending options highlights the importance of specialized financing. The Advance Care Card offers approval for up to $25,000 and instant online decisions for applicants with good credit. Applicants pay no application fees, annual fees, or pre-payment penalties.
The application process is streamlined for fast approvals, often instantly online or within 24-48 hours. Minimum requirements are lenient, requiring only a monthly income over $1,500, no bankruptcy in the past five years, and no collections in the past three years. Those who do not meet the requirements can easily add a co-signer to improve their chances of approval.
Once approved, cardholders can immediately schedule their procedure through Advance Care's network of providers. Dental treatments eligible for financing include dental bonding, braces, dentures, composite fillings, veneers, and more.
"We know how frustrating it can be when insurance does not cover a critical medical procedure," said a spokesperson for Advance Care. "Our plans offer a financial lifeline by providing fast, flexible financing, so you can stop putting off vital medical treatments and start getting the care you need."
More information on Advance Care's patient financing options is available at https://advancecarecard.com
Contact Info:
Name: Bo Leslie
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Organization: Advance Care Card
Address: 19046 Bruce B. Downs Blvd Suit #78, Tampa, Florida 33647, United States
Website: https://advancecarecard.com/
Source: PressCable
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