Prequalifying for the CareCredit credit card

It’s easy for your patients or clients to see if they prequalify for the CareCredit credit card. It’s a soft credit check with no impact to their credit score*—and that’s good news for both them and your practice.

prequalification

Benefits for your practice and patients
or clients

Benefits Barriers

Helps reduce barriers to care

Patients or clients can see if they prequalify and get real-time decisions with no impact 
to their credit score. If approved, they can accept the offer and use their new credit card right away.

Benefits Treatment Acceptance

Helps increase treatment acceptance

Prequalification provides a positive financial experience that can help patients or clients feel comfortable moving forward with a convenient way to pay.

Benefits Treatment Acceptance

Financing made easy

Make cost conversations with your 
patients or clients easier when you offer financing options to help them move forward with your recommended care.

Give patients or clients peace of mind by offering the ability to see if they prequalify

Custom link or QR code

Patients or clients can see if they prequalify directly from their own device by using your custom link or scanning your QR code.

Explore Contactless Financing

Dedicated In-Office Device

Patients or clients can use your dedicated tablet or computer to access a simple, self-guided financing experience.

Provider Center, PMS or CareCredit Integration

At the patient or client’s request, you can see if they prequalify** on their behalf while they’re in your office. It’s built right into the application process you already know.

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Enhance your practice with CareCredit and the power of prequalification.

Enhance your practice with CareCredit and the power of prequalification.

*A soft inquiry verifies their identity and won’t impact their credit score. If prequalified, patients will receive an offer to apply for the CareCredit credit card. This will trigger a hard credit bureau inquiry which may impact their credit score.
**Except for providers in California who are prohibited under state law from submitting applications on behalf of patients for certain healthcare loans or lines of credit, including
the CareCredit credit card.