TriGen+ PRP Patient Financing & Noninvasive Hair Loss Treatment Loans Updated
Dec 16, 2022
Advance Care has updated its services to include patient financing for hair restoration treatments. The Advance Care Card now covers a range of hair loss treatments and non-surgical procedures like TriGen+ PRP.
Tampa,United States - December 16, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Advance Care announces an update to their no-interest patient financing and loans for hair restoration treatments. Patients can now use the Advance Care Card to pay for surgical and non-surgical hair loss treatments, such as TriGen+PRP.
Those interested can find out more at: https://advancecarecard.com/
Each year, millions of people suffering from hair loss look for hair restoration treatments. The high demand has driven significant technological advances in the industry, and there are now sophisticated non-invasive treatments in addition to surgical ones. Advance Care zero-interest patient financing now covers several of these procedures.
TriGen+PRP is a non-invasive hair loss treatment that combines PRP (platelet-rich plasma injections) and LLLT (low light laser therapy).
Advance Care offers interest-free hair restoration financing for up to 14 months, depending on the applicant’s credit score and history. Because of the company’s policies, patients only pay the remainder once the interest-free period ends.
The patient financing card can pay for hair restoration procedures such as EXT Extreme Hair Therapy, Follicular Unit Transplantation, RestorInk, and Xtrands+. In addition, Advance Care has curated a database that contains programs that will benefit patients. Patients with poor credit may use co-signers to improve their chances of approval and enjoy on-demand financing without prepayment penalties or late fees.
Florida-based Advance Care has been in the patient financing industry for 14 years and offers zero-interest patient loans for various conditions and cosmetic surgeries. They also advertise that their program provides monthly payments with flexible terms.
The Advance Care Card covers dentistry, aesthetics, audiology, chiropractics, hormone therapy, infertility treatments, LASIK eye surgery, weight loss, and psychiatry.
A spokesperson for the company said: “Whether you choose a surgical or non-surgical solution to this problem, Advance Care makes it easy and affordable to finance hair loss restoration. Once you’ve found the right solution, finance your procedure with our interest-free financing program. You can pay the loan off early with no prepayment penalty or take advantage of our financing programs’ flexibility. “
Interested parties can find more information at: https://advancecarecard.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Bo Leslie
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Organization: Advance Care Card
Address: 19046 Bruce B. Downs Blvd Suit #78, Tampa, Florida 33647, United States
Website: https://advancecarecard.com/
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