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Submit the CFO or HR benefits contact who can review high-cost claims strategy.
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Employee-to-CFO Referral Program
If your employer needs a better answer than rising deductibles, introduce ZeroPayHealth to the person who owns the benefits budget. Eligible referrers can unlock a $500 China Care Package Credit for approved medical travel.
Why This Works
A CFO ignores ads. A CFO listens when an employee asks for a benefit that also cuts claims.
Employee-driven demand
Patients bring the benefit idea to the person who can approve it.
Finance-first messaging
The CFO sees claims reduction, not just a patient story.
Compliance guardrails
The credit is reviewed under program rules and is not tied to provider or lender choice.
B2B conversion lift
A warm employee introduction is stronger than cold outreach to a benefits team.
Conversion Flow
The campaign starts with patients, but the close happens with finance. Every step moves the employer from curiosity to a concrete claim-reduction review.
Submit the CFO or HR benefits contact who can review high-cost claims strategy.
Our California team frames the model around employer savings, compliance, and employee goodwill.
If the employer engages, we model domestic claim cost against the ZeroPay corridor.
Eligible referrers receive a $500 China Care Package Credit after program verification.
Submit Referral
We will not send medical records through this form. We only need enough context to contact the employer decision-maker with a finance and benefits review.
We position the conversation as an employee benefit and claims-control idea, not as a personal medical request.
Program Guardrails
Treatment decisions stay with licensed clinicians and the patient.
The credit is not tied to choosing a specific hospital, lender, or procedure.
The reward is reviewed after a legitimate employer benefits conversation.
Do not submit medical records or sensitive diagnosis details through this referral form.