He said providers using SwervePay typically see an increase of 20 to 30 percent in the rate of paid bills. The app integrates with patient records before, during and after a visit — so a patient can see how much they should expect to pay out of pocket, see a clear amount they owe and pay via text. Adams said the funding will help the company continue to build its technology and add to its Deerfield-based team of 15. Other investors in the round included KGC Capital’s Chris Capps and Dick Kiphart, among others.

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