When working with self-pay clients, money is usually one of their biggest concerns. These clients often don’t have insurance, are underinsured, or are paying out of pocket for procedures that aren’t covered by their plan. That means they’ll pay close attention to the cost of treatment, travel, and other related expenses when deciding whether to move forward.
Being open about the full cost of the trip helps clients make smart choices and trust your company. Don’t make big promises with super low prices just to get their attention. If there might be extra charges—because of their health or special needs—tell them ahead of time. If you surprise them later, it can hurt your reputation and your business.
Make sure to explain what’s included in the price and what isn’t. If extra care, transportation, or services cost more, let them know early. Also, if the hospital offers something for free, like a free ride from the airport, point that out—it adds value.
It also helps to talk about things that could lead to extra costs. For example, if problems come up during the procedure or if special equipment is needed, say so upfront. Let clients know how likely these things are and how they can avoid them.
Your job is to help clients feel ready and sure about what they’ll pay. The more clear and honest you are about the cost, the smoother the whole process will be for everyone.
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