DirectoryPayments and memberships
PatientFi
Patient financing used by aesthetic and surgical practices. The provider fee is not on the public site.
What it does for a med spa
PatientFi offers installment plans for elective procedures, including med spa treatments. Practices get paid for the treatment and the patient repays PatientFi. It is a checkout option next to Cherry, CareCredit, and a card.
Who it’s best for
A practice that wants a second financing option for patients who do not fit the first lender, and will ask PatientFi for the fee in writing.
Pros
- Another approval path at checkout, which matters when the first application says no.
- It is aimed at elective care, so the front desk script is a known one.
- The missing fee is marked Not listed instead of copied from a rival's blog.
Cons
- You cannot compare the merchant fee with Cherry's published range until PatientFi quotes you.
- Promotional 0% offers in this category are often deferred interest. Read the patient agreement before you promise 'no interest'.
- One more tablet at the desk only works if someone owns the process.
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Cherry
Patient financing for med spas and other cash-pay practices. Cherry publishes a merchant-fee range instead of hiding it.
Merchant fee from 1.7%
Checked October 21, 2026
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CareCredit
The healthcare credit card patients already know. Provider pricing is negotiated, not published.
Not listed
Checked October 21, 2026
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RepeatMD
A membership, rewards, and ecommerce app for aesthetic practices. Pricing is described as flexible and is not printed.
Not listed
Checked October 21, 2026