One-time payment

CarePayment QuickPay

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Quick answer

QuickPay is CarePayment's one-time payment option at member.carepayment.com/QuickPay. It lets you pay without creating a login, which is useful for a first payment, a payment for a family member, or when you're locked out. For autopay and statements, register in the member portal or app.

Key takeaways
  • One-time payments without creating a login
  • Go to member.carepayment.com/QuickPay with your statement
  • Use the portal or app for autopay and statements

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Paying with QuickPay

  1. Go to QuickPayType member.carepayment.com/QuickPay into your browser.
  2. Enter account detailsUse the account information printed on your statement.
  3. Enter the amount and payment methodAdd the payment amount and your bank or card details.
  4. Submit and save the confirmationKeep it until the payment appears on your statement.

QuickPay vs. a full login

TopicQuickPayPortal / app login
Login neededNoYes
One-time paymentYesYes
AutopayNoYes
Statements and messagesNoYes
Best forFirst payment, paying for someone elseManaging the account month to month

Paying safely

Type the address yourself rather than following a link from an unexpected text or email. Hospital pages that promote CarePayment link to the same QuickPay address, for example Texoma Medical Center's program page (Texoma) and Hendricks Regional Health's (Hendricks).

Frequently asked questions

Can I set up autopay with QuickPay?

No. QuickPay is for one-time payments. Register in the member portal or app to set up autopay.

Does a QuickPay payment activate my account?

Yes. Any first payment through an official channel activates a new CarePayment account.

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