Urgent Care Blog

Learn about four Notifications of Enforcement Discretion that expired with the end of the public health emergency (PHE.)

The end of the PHE means regulatory requirements and reimbursement services have changed. Get tips on managing your urgent care...

Learn how the end of the public health emergency impacts Medicaid — specifically as it relates to urgent care.

Recoup your revenue! Download this front desk checklist so your urgent care staff can spend less time on rework, denials,...

Payer reviews need to be taken seriously and addressed properly. The level of concern is different for each one. Learn...

In December’s Focus on RCM, learn about CMS 2023 Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule get tips for better E/M coding,...

In this month’s “Focus on RCM” we clear up some confusion around how the No Surprises Act applies to urgent...

In this month’s “Focus on RCM,” see a snapshot of the World Health Organization’s ICD-10 additions, deletions, and revision that...

In the last two years, we’ve seen continual changes to the rules around COVID-19 coding and documentation. Get insight into...

In urgent care billing, if something gets rejected or denied, it takes five times the effort to get it paid...

In this issue of 3 Things to Know About RCM, we review new ICD-10 codes and modifier that go into...

In this issue of 3 Things to Know About RCM, we share highlights on the MPFS Final Rule going into...