If you’ve had medical testing done through KnowYourRiskcom, you likely received a bill for those services. Paying your KnowYourRisk medical bill is easy and can be done completely online in just a few quick steps This article will walk you through the online bill payment process so you can take care of your balance securely and conveniently.
Why Pay Your Medical Bill Online?
Paying your KnowYourRisk medical bill online provides several key advantages
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Convenience – Pay anytime, anywhere without having to mail payments or call during business hours. Everything is handled digitally.
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Speed – Online payments post instantly, compared to delays from mailing paper checks.
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Security – Encrypted transactions keep your personal and payment information safe.
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Record keeping – Your payment history is stored online for easy access when needed.
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Cost savings – Online payments reduce checks and postage costs.
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Simplicity – The online system is intuitive for a smooth payment process.
How to Pay Your KnowYourRisk Bill Online
Follow these simple steps to pay your medical bill on KnowYourRisk.com:
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Go to https://www.knowyourrisk.com/patient-services/ and click on “Pay Your Bill”.
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You will be redirected to the secure online payment portal. Click on “Pay Bill” to start.
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Enter your KnowYourRisk account number if requested. New users may need to register first.
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Select whether to pay the full balance or a partial payment amount.
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Enter your credit card details including card number, expiration date, and CVV security code.
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Carefully review all payment details before submitting to ensure they are correct.
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Click “Submit Payment” to complete the transaction.
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A payment confirmation will display on screen and be emailed to you.
The whole process takes just a few minutes to complete.
Payment History and Balance
After paying your bill, you can log back into the portal anytime to:
- Check payment status
- View payment history
- Access previous statements
- See your outstanding account balance
- Update payment methods
- And more!
Your full payment activity is stored securely online.
Avoid Late Payment Fees
Paying your KnowYourRisk bill on time helps avoid late fees or interest charges. Medical bills are typically due within 30 days of the statement date.
Mailing delays can cause payments to arrive late. But the online system lets you pay up to the due date, protecting you from those pesky late penalties.
Set Up Auto Pay
For maximum convenience, you can enable auto pay when registering your online account. This automatically pays your medical bills on the due date each month using your default payment method on file.
You’ll still receive email notifications for your records. Auto pay ensures your bill is always paid on time without needing to remember.
Payment Methods Accepted
The KnowYourRisk online payment system accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover credit and debit cards. Unfortunately electronic checks are not accepted at this time.
You can still mail a paper check if needed. Just ensure it arrives by the due date to avoid late fees.
Account Management Capabilities
In addition to making payments, the KnowYourRisk online portal allows you to:
- Update your personal information
- View test results
- Download statements
- Set up paperless billing
- Communicate with your patient advocate
- And more!
Managing your full account online is fast and convenient.
Payment Plan Options
If you need help paying your balance off over time, payment plan options may be available. Contact your KnowYourRisk patient advocate to discuss setting up a monthly payment plan that fits your budget and financial situation.
Call With Any Payment Issues
If you have any trouble making an online payment, experience an error during the process, or have any questions or concerns about your medical bill, please call KnowYourRisk customer support for assistance at 1-866-335-9906. Their team is happy to help get any payment issues resolved quickly.
Paying your KnowYourRisk medical bills online is incredibly fast, simple, and secure. Avoid late fees and hassles by processing payments digitally 24/7. Sign up on the portal today to take control of your account!
INFLAMMATION AND HEART DISEASE
Watch the Know Your Risk Video™ to learn more about how simple blood and urine tests help doctors assess inflammation so they have a more complete picture of your individual risk for a heart attack and stroke. Understand how doctors identify which patient is at risk based on inflammation test results.
Cleveland HeartLab offers simple blood and urine testing that provides you and your doctor information that may be used to help evaluate your risk for heart disease. These tests can be used alongside cholesterol testing to provide a more complete picture of YOUR RISK for heart disease.
Information about the inflammation test for F2-Isoprostanes (F2-IsoPs).
Information about the inflammation test for Urinary Microalbumin.
Information about the inflammation test for Oxidized LDL (OxLDL).
Information about the inflammation test for Myeloperoxidase (MPO).
Information about the inflammation test for High-sensitivity CRP (hsCRP).
Information about the inflammation test for Lp-PLA2 Activity.
ARE YOU AT RISK?
Ultrasound and imaging tests help doctors identify patients at risk for a heart attack but they cannot be done everywhere and are too expensive to be done on everyone. Fortunately there are new blood and urine tests that are easy to do in your doctor’s office. These simple tests can help you and your doctor know your risk for a heart attack or stroke. When you KNOW YOUR RISK of a heart attack or stroke, you can work with your doctor to REDUCE YOUR RISK.
Age – Your risk increases as you get older. Gender – Men are at higher risk if over 45 years of age and women if over 55 years of age. Family History – Your risk is higher if members of your family have had cardiovascular disease (heart attack, bypass surgery, a stent, or stroke) at a young age; before age 55 years for men or before age 65 years for women. High Blood Pressure – Know your blood pressure. Ideally it should be less than 120/80 mm Hg when you are at rest, although somewhat higher levels are often OK with your doctor when you’re older. High Blood Cholesterol – Your risk for heart attack is lower if your LDL-cholesterol is less than 100 mg/dL and your non-HDL-cholesterol is less than 130 mg/dL. Physical Inactivity – Sitting for long periods of time increases your risk. Even moving around for 5-10 minute periods throughout the day can lower heart attack risk. Obesity and Overweight – Risk for disease is related to those extra pounds around your waist line. Losing 5-10% of your body weight reduces health risk. Smoking – Research has shown that every 5 cigarettes a day smoked increases heart attack risk. Quitting smoking reduces heart attack risk immediately. Diabetes – It is very important to KNOW your blood sugar level. Normal blood sugar levels are under 100 mg/dL.]
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