Payment Options and Pet Insurance in South Loop, Chicago, IL
We offer various payment options for your convenience here at our animal hospital. We also recommend pet insurance, which might be a smart choice if you want peace of mind about managing your pet’s vet bills and the ability to absorb unexpected costs. See below for important information about our available payment options and pet insurance so you can budget accordingly for your companion’s care.
If you have questions, feel free to call us at (312) 319-8004!
Payment Options
We offer various payment options for your convenience here at our animal hospital. See below for important information about our available payment options.
Partners Animal Hospital South Loop accepts the following forms of payment:
- Cash
- Visa
- Mastercard
- Discover
- Apple Pay
- Google Wallet
- CareCredit
To apply for CareCredit or make a payment, click here. There are affordable monthly payment plans through CareCredit. For more details on these plans, please contact us.
Pet Insurance Basics: What is It?
Pet insurance is to veterinary medicine what health insurance is to human medicine. Both help to provide medical coverage for treatment recipients who would otherwise be saddled with exorbitant costs. Just like with human health insurance, having pet insurance requires you to pay a premium each month to keep your plan, and you will have a deductible that will need to be paid before coverage kicks in.
Filing a Claim
The main difference between pet insurance and human health insurance is that you, the pet owner, will need pay your pet's invoice, then file a claim with your pet's insurance provider. Then, they'll reimburse you for what your pet's plan covers.
Pet Insurance Providers We Recommend
You are free to choose whichever pet insurance company you prefer to suit your needs and budget. Every company and insurance plan has its pros and cons.
Below are just two examples we recommend for pet owners:
Is Pet Insurance Worth It?
It can be difficult to decide whether pet insurance is worth it. If you are concerned about being prepared in case of an emergency or other serious medical situation, you should at least consider your pet insurance options.
