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Frequently Asked Questions

AssetCare is a receivables management company that is dedicated exclusively to medical accounts. Our goal is to reach a resolution without added stress.

If you were contacted by AssetCare, you can contact us at 888-993-3604 and talk with one of our qualified account specialists. They are here to help you understand the patient responsibility portion of your healthcare bill and help you find a resolution.

Your account was placed with AssetCare in order to resolve the outstanding balance.  We’re here to help craft a resolution that fits your budget.

As a convenience, we offer several options to make payments

  • The easiest is way to make a payment is to visit our Online Payment Portal.
  • You can pay by mail using the address below, Please be sure to include your account numbers or the last 4 digits of your SS# so the payment can be applied properly.

    AssetCare LLC
    Dept. 0540
    P.O. Box 120540
    Dallas, TX 75312-0540

  • You can call 888-993-3596 to pay using our automated system.
  • You can call 888-993-3604 to speak one of our knowledgeable account specialists. They can securely take your payment over the telephone with no additional fees.

By calling 888-993-3604 you can speak to one of our knowledgeable account specialists who can help in finding resolution. You can also contact your insurance company to better understand their explanation of benefits.

Patient Resources

The collection letter has several objectives:

  1. Inform the customer they owe you money for services provided, in this case, medical professionals who provided care to you.
  2. Establish a payment plan to pay off the debt.
  3. Maintain a positive relationship with the customer, and/or patient.

Most all medical providers/hospitals will have their own written correspondence for handling collections and will use a series of letters to collect the debt owed.

Once you receive a collection letter, don’t panic, and don’t ignore it. By law, debt collectors are required to provide specific information regarding the debt. These include: The name of the creditor, the amount owed, information pertaining to your right to dispute the debt, and a statement informing you that the debt is assumed valid if you do not dispute it within 30 days of receiving the notice. According to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an individual can lose important rights if you do not act within the allotted 30- day timeframe.

Fraud can happen to anyone. There are bad actors out there who may take advantage of people with debt. It’s important to be skeptical when you are contacted about owing money to someone. However, if you do legitimately owe the debt, it is best to have a plan to pay it off.

  • You did not receive a letter in the mail explaining what the debt is for
  • High-pressure tactics are used (such as threats of arrest)
  • They request personal financial information or ask for your complete social security number
  • Creditor demands you make an immediate payment
  • Creditor demands you to pay via a gift card, prepaid debit card or through a wire transfer

Take action when you receive a collection notice. Reach out to our team to explore options available to help you pay off this debt. A federal rule change began in November 2021 allowing collectors to contact debtors by email, text, or social media, as well as by phone (previously the only sanctioned method other than written correspondence) which opens new ways for scamming the patient.

Please note that AssetCare will not attempt to contact you using social media.

  • AssetCare will follow all Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) regulations.
  • We can offer flexible option and payment plans.
  • Our recovery specialists are trained to educate and take a resolution-based approach to debt recovery.
  • Call a member of our team at 888-993-3604 for assistance

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This communication is from a debt collector and is an attempt to collect a debt.  Any information obtained will be used for that purpose.
AssetCare offers the following language access services: you may request an initial notice translated from English to Spanish and may request to
communicate telephonically with a customer service representative in Spanish. A translation and description of commonly used debt collection
terms is available in multiple languages on the New York City’s Department of Consumer Affairs website at www.nyc.gov/dca.

This agency is licensed as NMLS number: 1559262. For more information or to verify license status,
visit the NMLS Consumer Access website at https://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org/.

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