HealPay started in 2010, offering a better way to collect debts with SettlementApp. Three years later, they developed RentRollApp, an app landlords can use to receive monthly rent payments. HealPay’s intelligent, data-driven apps make it easier for...

HealPay, a software startup focused on improving debt collections, has brokered a partnership with one of the leading software firm’s in its industry, Commercial Legal Software...

HealPay has made a name for itself for its accounts-receivable software and mobile apps. Now the downtown Ann Arbor-based start-up is expanding into rent collection with a new app, Rent Roll...

After Detroit’s bankruptcy filing, there might not be a more apropos startup in Michigan than HealPay, HealPay’s SettlementApp, for instance, is designed to let large billers such as hospitals, collection attorneys, and collection agencies create payment options so...

Even as Detroit hits financial bottom, Techonomy retains its belief that applying tech and innovation can be a major aid toward a historic comeback. As Techonomy Detroit 2013 nears, the conference continues to grow its list of speakers and sponsors...

Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, HealPay was founded by Erick Bzovi and Lancelot Carlson. HealPay started off by developing accounts receivable software. Today their flagship product is known as SettlementApp...

HealPay, an Ann Arbor-based technology company, has grown since its May 2010 launch and co-founder Erick Bzovi said he hopes to continue the upward trajectory as he rolls out some new software...

We just got back from the DBA show in Vegas and met a bunch of great people. We were able to demo our software to several attorneys, 1st and 3rd party billers and hope to bring a few new clients on board...

A month ago something rare and refreshing happened in Detroit. David Kirkpatrick, author of “The Facebook Effect”, imported a vibrant assortment of tech titans into the Motor City for Techonomy...

What words come to mind when you think of Detroit? Some time ago, we asked this question of our GrowDetroit readership. Some answers reflected total hopelessness, while others conveyed promise and opportunity...