With CareCredit healthcare financing is made easy. Whether you use your healthcare credit card for your deductible, or to pay for treatments and procedures not covered by insurance, CareCredit helps make the health, wellness and beauty treatments and p...
CareCredit (carecredit.com) has 437 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
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carecredit.com
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Investments & Wealth
Location
Orlando, Florida
Listed on Five Star Index
2026
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I went to use my card at Kaiser yesterday who accepts CareCredit, and the card was declined even though I paid off my $7300 balance months ago! I spent 4 hours with CareCredit chat, and after filling their verification forms multiple times the couldn’t access my account even though I was on their App. So this card doesn’t work and customer support doesn’t help. Except for scam clinics? Not a legitimate medical center at least!
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Jean
Beware of Their Rebates
If you participate in one of their rebate offers, make sure you follow up because they will send a single rebate offer email that ends up in spam and if you miss the window to press "reply" then they refuse to honor your already approved rebate application. Having a double opt in (as requiring rebate applicants who already submitted the rebate to do a second application within a time window or loose out), is deceptive and in my opinion dishonest business practices.
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Christine N.
Awful + Ridiculous
Honestly, CareCredit's policy for maintaining your account — which I just learned about today — is awful and ridiculous. Not to mention, deceitful. Apparently, they'll close your account without warning if your credit fluctuates, regardless of whether or not your account is in good standing. They're also not upfront about this stipulation upon applying for a line of credit, so like most people, I assumed they function just like a regular credit card company.
I opened my account last year (2022) for emergencies — specifically for pet emergencies. I used it once, paid off the balance without an issue, and hadn't used it since because like I said, it was meant for emergencies. Therefore, it was in good standing.
However, I found out just this morning that the account had been closed thanks to the alerts I receive through Credit Karma (not even Care Credit — I had to find out through a third party). Not only was it painfully difficult to speak with an actual human on the phone (pretty sure they make it next to impossible on purpose), but there was "nothing that could be done" and they honestly don't even pretend to care.
The reason for closing my account was that my credit score had dropped below a certain threshold — this was only due to falling behind on my student loans because I had to move recently and therefore come up with the moving costs, but I have since been able to catch up with my student loans, but credit reports move significantly slower than bank transactions, unfortunately. All of my other credit cards are in good standing too. Utilization is over 30%, however, they're on autopay — which means no late payments ever. My credit score isn't even bad, it's considered fair, and within the next few months, it'll be back up to good/excellent.
What's worse is that a credit company should know that your credit score/report takes a hit whenever you 1). Apply for a line of credit 2). When an account is closed. So, the company is punishing its borrowers for having fluctuating credit while also causing their credit scores to fluctuate. it makes zero sense and I am beyond pissed solely for that reason.
Honestly, I was planning on getting pet insurance anyway, but I'd prefer to have something for emergencies. Apparently, Care Credit is not it and unless they willingly correct this bullsh*t and reopen my account on their own, I won't ever be applying for credit with them again.
I wouldn't recommend or suggest that anyone bother with Care Credit, it's just not worth it and according to the rest of these reviews, other people have had it way worse than me.
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Christopher L.
Care Credit Is A Rip Off
Care Credit is a rip off. To begin with I was never told by them or the business that assigned me to them that it was a promotional. They knew that I was handicap and on Social Security. I didn't even know about it being promotional until they charged a ridiculous high interest rate when I was only $1,823.34 away from being paid off, they raised the interest to a total cost of $2,887.88. I always paid more than min. balance. When I address the issue to Cherry or Sherry on the phone she didn't even send for the supervisor or manager. Instead she told me that if I paid off the total amount of $1,823.34 within 1 month only then would they remove the interest fee. They knew that was impossible. They did not care to work it out with me.
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C B.
The worst for customer service
called to verify my card in my mobile wallet because I received an email from CareCredit to do this and get additional rewards points. I was on the phone for a half an hour and gave up -this card is by far the worst for customer service!
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Ron K.
Cancelled My Card
Cancelled my card before it was received. Too many 1 star complaints. Still hadn't received it when I cancel it. Too many complaints I read about them after approved. Should have done my homework about them before applying for the card. Reviews show they have no customer service skills at all.
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Alise
Horrible card!!
Horrible card!!! Paid it off and they closed the account and harmed my credit. Never increased my limit too!!! Avoid!!! Dirty business!! I was with them for years!!!! No loyalty!!!
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Thomas N.
no credit issued
no credit issued. Large APR if you carry a balance. The company CARE CREDIT was not very caring... Shame on you Synchrony Bank