Has Medicredit shown up on your credit report? Find out how to remove Medicredit from your credit report and deal with this collection agency in the article below.
Are you staring at a MediCredit bill and wondering how to pay it? You’re not alone. Medical bills can be confusing and sometimes stressful to deal with. I’ve put together this complete guide to help you understand your payment options and get that bill taken care of with minimal hassle.
MediCredit Inc is a revenue cycle management company that handles medical billing for thousands of healthcare providers across the US. Whether you need to make a payment by phone online or explore payment plans, I’ve got you covered.
Who is MediCredit Inc?
Before diving into payment methods, let’s clarify who MediCredit actually is:
MediCredit Inc (also known as MediCredit Corp) is a debt collection agency located in Saint Louis, Missouri. They specialize in medical billing and revenue cycle management with:
- Over 40 years of experience in the industry
- Partnerships with 2000+ healthcare providers nationwide
- Processing of 50+ million healthcare transactions annually
You might have received a bill from them if you’ve recently had medical treatment at a facility that uses their services, Sometimes people find MediCredit listed on their credit reports as a collections account if they have past-due medical bills
MediCredit Inc Phone Numbers for Bill Pay
Need to pay your bill by phone? Here are the important numbers to know
Main Customer Service/Bill Pay Phone Number:
- 800-388-7977
Alternative Phone Numbers:
- 800-888-2238 (For payment processing and billing questions)
- 800-823-2318 (General inquiries)
The phone system accepts payments 24/7 through their automated system. If you need to speak with a live representative about your bill, agents are available Monday through Friday from 8am to 8pm EST.
MediCredit Inc Online Bill Pay Options
Many people prefer to pay their bills online for convenience. MediCredit offers several digital payment options:
Option 1: Pay Through the Official Portal
- Visit the MediCredit payment portal at: https://mcc.loyale.us/MEDICREDIT/Patient/
- You can either:
- Log in with your existing username and password
- Register for a new account
- Use the “Pay as guest” feature for a one-time payment
Option 2: Pay Through Doxo
MediCredit bills can also be paid through doxo.com, which is a third-party bill payment service. While this is an option, it’s usually best to pay directly through MediCredit when possible.
When paying online, you can use:
- Credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express)
- Debit cards
- HSA or FSA accounts (for qualified medical expenses)
- Bank accounts (usually the most fee-friendly option)
Step-by-Step Guide to Paying Your MediCredit Bill Online
Here’s exactly how to pay your bill through their official portal:
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Go to the website – Navigate to medicreditcorp.com or directly to their payment portal at https://mcc.loyale.us/MEDICREDIT/Patient/
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Choose your login method:
- If you have an account, enter your username and password
- If it’s your first time, click “Create an account”
- For a quick one-time payment, select “Pay as guest”
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Select payment method – Choose credit card, debit card, or bank account
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Enter payment details – Input your card number, expiration date, CVV code, and billing address
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Specify payment amount – Decide whether to pay in full or make a partial payment
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Review and submit – Double-check all details and click the payment button
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Save your receipt – Make sure to save or print the confirmation for your records
Using the “Pay as Guest” Option
If you don’t want to create an account, the guest payment option is super convenient:
- Select “Pay as guest” on the payment portal
- Enter basic contact info (name, email, phone)
- Provide your account/statement number from your bill
- Input payment information
- Submit your payment
This is perfect if you just need to make a one-time payment without creating another online account to remember.
Setting Up Payment Plans with MediCredit
If your medical bill is large and you can’t pay it all at once, don’t worry! MediCredit offers payment plan options:
- Call their customer service at 800-388-7977
- Explain your financial situation
- Request a payment plan that fits your budget
- Their representatives will work with you to set up monthly payments
Payment plans can be extremely helpful for managing larger medical bills without straining your finances. The reps I’ve talked to were actually pretty understanding about working with my budget.
Frequently Asked Questions About MediCredit Bill Pay
What information do I need to make a payment?
You’ll need:
- Your account number or statement ID (found on your bill)
- Your payment method details (card number or bank information)
- Your contact information
Are there fees for making payments?
When paying directly through MediCredit:
- Online payments through their portal are typically free
- Phone payments with their representatives are free
- Some payment methods may have small convenience fees
If using third-party services like doxo, fees may vary depending on your payment method. Bank account payments are usually free, while credit card payments might incur a small fee.
What if I think there’s a mistake on my bill?
If you believe there’s an error on your bill:
- Call MediCredit at 800-388-7977
- Explain the discrepancy
- They may need to investigate or contact your healthcare provider
- Don’t pay disputed charges until resolved
How do I know if my payment went through?
After making a payment:
- Online payments will generate an immediate confirmation screen and email
- Phone payments will provide a confirmation number
- Save these confirmations in case there are any questions later
Where is MediCredit located?
MediCredit has two main addresses:
- 3 Cityplace Dr Ste 690, Saint Louis, MO 63141 (Headquarters)
- 111 Corporate Office Dr Ste 200, Earth City, MO 63045-1506 (Operations)
Tips for Dealing with MediCredit Bills
Based on my experience, here are some helpful tips:
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Don’t ignore the bills – Medical bills don’t typically disappear and can affect your credit if left unpaid
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Keep detailed records – Save all confirmation numbers, bills, and correspondence
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Ask questions – If something isn’t clear on your bill, call and ask for clarification
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Check insurance coverage – Sometimes bills are sent before insurance has fully processed claims
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Negotiate when possible – In some cases, you may be able to negotiate a reduced settlement amount, especially for older accounts
The Importance of Timely Payments
Paying your MediCredit bill on time is important for several reasons:
- Prevents negative impacts on your credit score
- Avoids additional fees and interest charges
- Helps maintain your financial health
- Prevents the account from being sent to further collections
If you’re having trouble paying, it’s always better to contact them proactively rather than avoiding the situation. Most billing departments would rather work with you on a solution than send your account to more aggressive collection agencies.
What to Do if MediCredit Appears on Your Credit Report
If you see MediCredit on your credit report and don’t recognize the debt:
- Request verification of the debt by contacting MediCredit
- Check if the debt belongs to you
- If it’s not yours or contains errors, dispute it with the credit bureaus
- Consider working with credit repair services if needed
Final Thoughts
Dealing with medical bills isn’t anyone’s idea of fun, but knowing your options makes it much less stressful. MediCredit Inc provides several convenient ways to pay your bills, whether you prefer doing things online or over the phone.
Remember, if you’re facing financial hardship, don’t hesitate to reach out to their customer service. They can often work with you on payment arrangements that fit your situation.
Have you had experience paying MediCredit bills? Was the process smooth or did you encounter challenges? I’d love to hear your experiences in the comments below!

Write a debt validation letter
Second, it’s time to write a letter — a debt validation letter, to be specific. A debt validation letter requests Medicredit verifies the debt that it has reported to the credit bureaus is actually yours. The FDCPA gives this right to you as a U.S. citizen. They will have 30 days to respond with documentation showing the debt is yours.
You have only 30 days from the time Medicredit first contacts you to mail your debt validation letter. Once the 30 days have passed, your debt validation letter might go unanswered because Medicredit, Inc., isn’t required by law to provide documentation after that period of time.
Debt validation letters are effective if a collection account has appeared on your credit report by mistake. The company should remove the account from your credit report if it can’t prove the debt is yours. If this is the case, get a copy of your credit report after 30 days to make sure the company removed the negative items.
But if the debt really is yours and Medicredit validates it as such, you’ll have to move on to the next step.
Don’t want to deal with Medicredit yourself?
Credit repair companies can do everything we discussed above for you, so you don’t have to deal with all the details — in exchange, of course, for a monthly fee.
On average, consumers who hire a professional credit repair company spend about $500 over three or four months to fix their credit. These services don’t do anything you couldn’t do yourself. But they save you time, and they usually get results more quickly. They can help you remove negative items on your credit reports.