Quick-reference guide for your sales conversations. Talking points, hardware bundles, pain points by practice type, and objection handling — built for chiropractic, dental, medical clinics, PT, optometry, wellness, and IV therapy.
These are your strongest angles for health and medical practice owners. Patient experience, copay collection, and retail product sales are the hooks.
"How much are you losing in uncollected copays? Our system makes it easy to collect at the time of service — tap, chip, card on file, payment plans. Your front desk doesn't have to chase payments after the visit."
"A lot of practices are moving to membership models — especially chiro, wellness, and IV therapy. Our system handles recurring billing automatically. Set it up once, and patients get billed monthly without your staff touching it."
"Do you sell any products — supplements, orthotics, skincare, eye care products, braces? Most practices leave money on the table because they don't have a system to track and sell retail. We handle that alongside your patient payments."
"Your front desk is juggling scheduling and payments in two different systems. We combine them. Book the appointment, check them in, collect payment — one screen, one workflow. Reduces errors and saves time."
"Every patient gets a profile — visit history, payment history, what products they've bought, their treatment plan status. Your front desk knows exactly where they stand before the patient even sits down."
"If your practice is doing $30K+ a month in collections, we can set up dual pricing to essentially eliminate your processing fees. On high-ticket services like dental work or IV therapy, those fees add up fast."
Seven practice types, different pain points. Here's what to listen for and how to position RevitPay for each.
Start with what fits their practice and budget. You can always upsell later as they grow.
Handheld, portable, all-in-one. Perfect for collecting payments chairside, in treatment rooms, or at a small front desk.
"Solo practitioner, small clinic, or they want to collect payment right in the treatment room. Also great as a secondary device alongside a front desk station."
Solo chiropractors, small wellness practices, IV therapy rooms, mobile practitioners, secondary payment device
The front desk workhorse. Large touchscreen for check-in, payment collection, retail sales, and scheduling — built for medical and wellness reception areas.
"They have a front desk or reception area with dedicated staff. This is your go-to for dental offices, medical clinics, chiro practices, and PT clinics that want a professional checkout experience."
Dental offices, chiropractic practices, medical clinics, PT clinics, optometry offices with a reception desk
Same full station with the PAX A35 — patient-facing display for payment transparency. The premium checkout for high-end practices.
"Multi-location practice group, high-end dental or cosmetic office, or they want patients to see the charges transparently. The patient-facing display builds trust — especially on big bills."
Multi-location practice groups, high-end dental offices, cosmetic clinics, large medical practices, franchise wellness brands
The most common objections from health and medical practice owners.
These help you figure out which bundle to pitch and which features matter most to this practice.
"Roughly what are you collecting in patient payments per month?" — If $30K+, lead with dual pricing. High-ticket procedures make this a huge savings.
"How do you collect copays and balances right now?" — If it's clunky or after-the-fact, the streamlined checkout is your pitch.
"Do you sell any products — supplements, eyewear, braces, skincare?" — If yes, they need inventory tracking. If no, plant the seed of the revenue opportunity.
"Do you offer any membership plans or treatment packages?" — If yes, our recurring billing is a huge upgrade. If no, suggest it as a revenue stabilizer.
"How many providers? Treatment rooms? Front desk staff?" — This sizes the deal and tells you if they need the handheld, counter station, or both.
"How many locations?" — Multi-location practice groups push toward the Best bundle and centralized management and reporting.