Direct care practices are increasingly moving beyond simple memberships.
Across the country, patients are increasingly seeking direct care options that go beyond a standard recurring model, whether that’s structured programs, one-time services, or flexible ways to engage before committing long-term.
At the same time, practices are looking for ways to diversify their revenue streams and meet those broader needs. From starter kits and session packs to programs that combine visits, labs, and products, bundled offerings are becoming a core part of how modern direct care practices deliver care and generate revenue.
That’s where Packages comes in — a new way to sell prepaid bundles of services and products, with built-in utilization tracking, tax handling, and revenue visibility.
Sell smarter bundles: paid up front, tracked automatically.
The Packages feature turns bundles of services or goods into a first-class workflow inside Hint.
Instead of stitching together manual processes, you can now:
It’s a simple idea, executed the right way.
We built Packages around three core principles:
Build packages that combine services and physical goods in one place.
Whether it’s a new patient bundle or a multi-step program, everything is defined upfront.
Packages handles complexity behind the scenes:
No more guessing or manual adjustments.
Packages can be sold directly within Hint today, making it easy for staff to offer bundled care at the point of checkout. When you sell a package:
This means fewer questions, fewer misunderstandings, and a more professional experience.
Practices can also enable patients to purchase packages directly through the patient portal (in beta), unlocking self-serve purchasing for programs, bundles, and retail offerings, without adding operational overhead to your team.
As items are used:
No spreadsheets. No guesswork. No “I think they have 2 visits left…”
Packages gives you flexibility in how you handle revenue:
You get clear visibility into earned vs. remaining outstanding value as the package is used without needing external tracking.
Packages are especially powerful for practices that go beyond a standard membership.
Great fits include:
Common examples:
You might be thinking: “We already sell packages using a charge item.”
That approach lets you sell a package in name only—but it stops there.
Packages goes further:
In short: it turns a workaround into a real system.
Packages aren't just a feature, it’s a shift in how practices can structure and deliver care.
It enables:
All without adding complexity to your team.
👉 Want to see how Packages work in real workflows?