RevSpring and Dallas-Based Bridge Partner to Streamline Patient Payments and Intake

RevSpring, a leading provider of healthcare engagement and payment solutions, and Dallas-based Bridge, maker of the BridgeInteract Patient Engagement Platform, have announced a partnership that combines RevSpring's patient financial communications and payment suite with Bridge's deeply EHR-integrated intake, forms, and scheduling platform. The collaboration is available now and aims to give healthcare organizations a connected experience across the full patient journey, from intake and scheduling through billing and payment, without the gaps created by separate point solutions.

For Texas, the partnership carries particular significance because Bridge was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Dallas. The company's BridgeInteract platform is a unified, ONC-certified patient engagement system built around deep, native integration with leading EHR and practice management systems. By joining with RevSpring, Bridge is extending its capabilities beyond clinical intake and forms into the financial side of patient engagement, a move that could help Texas providers capture more value from their existing technology investments.

The partnership addresses a common challenge for healthcare organizations: the need to stitch together multiple point solutions for scheduling, intake, billing, and payment. According to the announcement, organizations using technology platforms like Bridge continue to look for more value from their existing technology without having to identify and vet a separate, specialized vendor. Through this partnership, Bridge customers gain a straightforward path to RevSpring's patient financial engagement tools, including pre-service financial readiness, digital-first billing communications, a patient payment portal, text-based payment options, and payment processing and reconciliation.

Nicole Rogas, President of RevSpring, said the partnership gives healthcare organizations a more complete view of the patient, from the moment they first engage with their provider through the moment they pay their bill. She added that the partnership lets RevSpring bring its patient financial engagement and payment solutions to a network of partners who already understand what it takes to deliver a better healthcare experience. John Deutsch, Chief Executive Officer of Bridge, noted that Bridge's deep, native integration with the EHR is what makes its intake and forms experience so powerful for patients and providers alike. Partnering with a Best in KLAS leader like RevSpring lets Bridge extend that same accuracy and ease all the way through billing and payment, without asking its team to become payment experts overnight.

Under the partnership, organizations in the Bridge ecosystem can engage RevSpring directly for sales, contracting, implementation, and ongoing support while benefiting from the deep integration between Bridge and RevSpring. Together, the two platforms pair clinically integrated intake and forms with end-to-end financial communications and payment processing, offering the depth of single-vendor, all-in-one platforms with specialized, purpose-built expertise in each area.

The implications for Texas healthcare providers and the state's growing health technology sector are notable. By reducing friction in the revenue cycle and improving the patient financial experience, the partnership could help providers improve satisfaction, data accuracy, staff efficiency, and financial performance. For an industry increasingly focused on consumer-friendly digital experiences, the collaboration between a Dallas-based innovator and a national leader in patient payments signals a broader trend toward integrated, data-driven engagement. More information is available at revspring.com and bridgeinteract.io.