If you or a loved one has received care at Temple University Hospital, you likely received a medical bill afterwards that you are responsible for paying. Paying hospital bills can be confusing and stressful, but Temple University Hospital makes it easy and convenient to pay your bill online through their MyChart patient portal In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know about paying your Temple University Hospital medical bill online using MyChart.
What is MyChart?
MyChart is an online patient portal offered by Temple University Hospital that allows you to conveniently access your health information, communicate with your care team and conduct hospital billing tasks like paying your medical bills. After receiving care at Temple University Hospital you can sign up for a free MyChart account online using the email address they have on file for you.
Once your account is activated, you can log into MyChart to view your visit summaries, lab results, imaging reports, and of course – your medical bills. MyChart is available as a website and mobile app, so you can manage your Temple University Hospital bills and health information on the go.
When Will I Receive My Temple University Hospital Bill?
You will receive your first Temple University Hospital medical bill approximately one month after discharge. Bills are mailed on a monthly basis, so you may receive multiple bills over the course of several months as more charges come through for your care.
Any balance due on your account will be clearly indicated on the statement. It’s important to carefully review the details on each statement as soon as you receive it to ensure all the charges are accurate.
How Do I Pay My Bill Through MyChart?
Paying your Temple University Hospital bill through MyChart is easy and only takes a few minutes. Here is a step-by-step guide:
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Log into your MyChart account online or through the mobile app.
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Click on the Billing tab.
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Select the account you want to make a payment towards. You may have multiple visit accounts that make up your full balance due.
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Click Pay Now and enter the payment amount. Note there is a $1 convenience fee for online payments.
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Enter your credit card or bank account information. The site is secure.
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Confirm your payment details and submit the payment.
You will receive an email confirmation with your payment details. The payment will be applied to your account immediately and reflected in your MyChart balance within 1-2 business days.
What Payment Methods Does MyChart Accept?
MyChart offers a few different options for paying your Temple University Hospital medical bills:
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Credit or Debit Card: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover cards are accepted. There is a $1 convenience fee per transaction.
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Electronic Check: Pay directly from your checking or savings account. No convenience fees apply.
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Apple Pay/Google Pay: Use your mobile wallet to checkout quickly.
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Payment Plan: Set up recurring monthly payments on an agreed schedule if you can’t pay in full.
For saved cards or bank accounts, you’ll need to have a MyChart account and store the information in your profile wallet for future use.
Are There Other Ways to Pay Besides MyChart?
Yes, in addition to the convenient online payment options through MyChart, Temple University Hospital also accepts medical bill payments by:
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Phone: Call 1-877-621-1439 to pay by credit/debit card or bank account over the phone.
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Mail: Send a check or money order payable to Temple University Hospital to the remittance address on your statement.
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In person: Pay with cash, check, credit card, or money order at any of the hospital campus cashier offices.
However, MyChart is the simplest and most secure way to pay your Temple University Hospital medical bills. By setting up an account, you’ll have 24/7 access to manage payments and track balances due.
What if I’m Having Trouble Paying My Medical Bills?
Temple University Hospital understands medical bills can be expensive and offers support if you’re having trouble making payments. If paying the full balance due presents a financial hardship, explore these options:
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Payment plans – Set up smaller monthly payments over 6-12 months.
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Financial assistance – Apply for discounted care if you meet income requirements.
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Community resources – There may be grants or funding available through community organizations to help cover medical costs for those in need.
Don’t hesitate to reach out to Temple University Hospital’s customer service team at 1-877-621-1439 if you need help managing large medical bills. Their financial counselors can explain all your options and help find a solution that works for your budget.
Key Takeaways About Paying Your Temple University Hospital Bill Online
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Sign up for a free MyChart account to access your Temple University Hospital medical bills and make payments.
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Carefully review each statement for accuracy and pay promptly by the due date.
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MyChart offers a quick and easy way to pay your hospital bills 24/7 using credit/debit card, bank account, Apple/Google Pay, or payment plan.
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If you’re having trouble paying the full balance, ask about financial assistance, payment plans, or community resources.
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Don’t hesitate to call Temple University Hospital’s billing team if you have any questions or need support.
Paying medical bills can be confusing, but Temple University Hospital’s MyChart patient portal makes it stress-free and convenient. By following this guide, you can easily view your account balance, understand your statement, and pay your Temple University Hospital bill online in just minutes anytime, anywhere.
Dr. Amy Goldberg – 2019 Diamond Award Recipient – Temple University Hospital Acres of Diamonds Gala
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Our goal is to make it easy for you to understand our billing process and policies. Do You Want to Pay Your Bill Online? You can use the myTempleHealth patient portal to do so for all Temple Health and Fox Chase Cancer Center care that started on or after October 1, 2022.
Does Temple University Hospital pay for ancillary services?
If you stay at Fox Chase Cancer Center or Temple University Hospital, you may get a bill for both hospital and doctor services. You may still receive separate bills from various service providers for ancillary services like ambulance or diagnostic labs.
Does Temple Health Bill my insurance company?
When you go to a Temple Health hospital or doctor’s office or are admitted, you will be asked to sign papers saying that you are responsible for paying for your stay and giving us permission to bill your insurance company. To avoid billing errors, it is important that you provide complete and accurate insurance information.
How do I make a payment for Temple University Japan Campus?
We’d like to let you know that the only people who can pay for Temple University Japan Campus through TUpay are students from the Main Campus who are studying at the Japan Campus for a semester or academic year. If you are a former student and owe money to the University, you can pay it directly through TUpay by clicking TUpay Former Student.
How do students access Tupay?
Current students can access TUpay directly by clicking TUpay. Students can also do the following: go to TUpay to see their student account, see their current balance and recent transactions, pay by e-check or credit card, sign up for direct deposit for student refunds, and check the status of their refund.
