Abstract: In some implementations, a method performed by data processing apparatuses includes receiving an indication of interest in an item being presented to a user by an online shopping interface. Data that represents the indication of user interest in the item is stored with data that represents indications of user interest in other items. In response to determining that the user is located within a physical store, the stored data that represents indications of user interest in the items is accessed, items that are available from the physical store are ranked, and one or more of the ranked items are provided for presentation to the user.

Abstract: In some implementations, a method performed by data processing apparatuses includes receiving an indication of interest in an item being presented to a user by an online shopping interface. Data that represents the indication of user interest in the item is stored with data that represents indications of user interest in other items. In response to determining that the user is located within a physical store, the stored data that represents indications of user interest in the items is accessed, items that are available from the physical store are ranked, and one or more of the ranked items are provided for presentation to the user.

Abstract: Medical professionals may obtain payment authorization from their patients, even before the insurance company or other payer has determined the patient's ultimate financial obligation. In particular, the medical professional or their administrative staff may estimate the patient's financial obligations, obtain authorization for payment, and then subsequently collect payment at a later date once the actual financial obligation has been determined.

Abstract: Medical professionals may obtain payment authorization from their patients, even before the insurance company or other payer has determined the patient's ultimate financial obligation. In particular, the medical professional or their administrative staff may estimate the patient's financial obligations, obtain authorization for payment, and then subsequently collect payment at a later date once the actual financial obligation has been determined.

Abstract: Medical professionals may obtain payment authorization from their patients, even before the insurance company or other payer has determined the patient's ultimate financial obligation. In particular, the medical professional or their administrative staff may estimate the patient's financial obligations, obtain authorization for payment, and then subsequently collect payment at a later date once the actual financial obligation has been determined.