On our behalf, Infomedics sends and collects invoices for the care you have received. In doing so, Infomedics naturally complies with all (privacy) laws and regulations, both the rules that apply to us as a healthcare provider and the rules that apply to Infomedics by law.
What are the most important payment terms of your Infomedics invoice?
- Infomedics may, if possible, declare your invoice to your health insurer. You will always see any reimbursement on the invoice.
- Infomedics expects you to pay the invoice before the due date as stated on the invoice.
- If you have not paid the invoice by the due date, you are in default without any further notice of default being required. Because you may have forgotten, you will receive a reminder asking you to pay the invoice within 15 days of receiving it. If payment is not received within this specified date, Infomedics will charge interest and collection costs.
- Infomedics may first deduct your payment from the collection costs, then from the interest charged and finally from the original amount of your invoice.
- Please note that even if you submit a complaint or register with another healthcare provider, your bill must still be paid. Your payment obligation cannot be suspended as a result.