Healthcare payments
TI Payments for healthcare practices
TI Payments focuses on payments for the healthcare industry. We help practices look at TI Payments with processing through Full Stack Payments.

Who it is for
- Medical and dental practices
- Clinics and other patient-facing healthcare businesses
Key features
- Payments focused on healthcare
- Card and ACH onboarding through one Full Stack Payments application
- In-office and remote payment options, depending on setup
How payments fit in
Patient payments can be taken at the front desk or remotely, depending on how TI Payments is set up for your practice.
- Card and ACH (bank) applications go through one online onboarding process with Full Stack Payments.
- In-person card payments use supported terminals, and online or invoice payments run through the Full Stack Payments gateway, depending on how the software is set up.
- Cash discount, dual pricing, or surcharge programs can be discussed where card brand rules and your state allow them. Rules differ by state, so we review this with you before anything is turned on.
See TI Payments in action
Book a demo and we will walk you through TI Payments and how payments are set up. No obligation.
TI Payments: common questions
Is TI Payments HIPAA compliant?
We do not make compliance claims on another company's behalf. Ask TI Payments directly, and we can help set up that conversation.
Can patients pay by bank account?
Full Stack Payments onboards card and ACH together. We will confirm what is available for your practice.
Who processes the payments?
Full Stack Payments and its banking partners, subject to underwriting. Top Choice Payments is an independent agent.
Disclosure: Top Choice Payments is an independent sales agent and reseller. It is not a bank or payment processor. Integrated payments for TI Payments are provided by Full Stack Payments and its banking partners. TI Payments is a separate company, and its software is provided under its own terms. All payment accounts are subject to application, underwriting, and approval, and approval is not guaranteed.
