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Great patient experiences don’t start — or end — in the exam room Patients don’t separate “care” from “operations.” They feel the wait. They notice
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← Back to Resources Why Urgent Care Powered by AI Might be the Future of Primary Care Urgent care is having a moment. The sector
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← Back to Resources Jan Industry Note: Diagnostic Testing of Influenza South Carolina Blues had reviewed and published the policy on Influenza testing. Description Influenza
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← Back to Resources What 150,000 Google Reviews Teach Us About Patient Satisfaction in Urgent Care 02/04/2026 Blog What Patients Want An academic study titled
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← Back to Resources The First Click Is the New Waiting Room 02/04/2026 BlogArtificial Intelligence, Urgent Care Patient Engagement A waiting room used to tell
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← Back to Resources 5 Smart Ways to Build a Stronger Urgent Care Reputation in 2026 Healthcare employees have it tougher than ever. Patients arrive
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← Back to Resources BCBS Downcoding Explanation Similar to Cigna claims, several individual BCBS licensees (e.g., Illinois, Texas, Massachusetts) have acknowledged that they will change
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← Back to Resources Dec Industry Note: Tennessee Medicare/Medicaid Cross Over Claims 02/04/2026 BlogMedical Billing, RCM, Urgent Care Operations Effective 9/1/25, The Division of TennCare
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← Back to Resources Navigating the Radiologist’s Report: A Guide for Urgent Care Providers 02/04/2026 Blog For most urgent care encounters, imaging is a key
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← Back to Resources How to Eliminate the X-Ray Bottleneck Without Compromising Accuracy In urgent care, time isn’t just money. It’s patient safety, staff sanity,
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← Back to Resources MDwise Update for Indiana Starting January 1, 2026, MDwise will no longer participate as a managed care entity for Indiana’s Medicaid.
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← Back to Resources 2026 CPT Code Changes for Urgent Care Effective 1/1/2026, the AMA has approved CPT code 87812 to recognize ‘direct optical observation’
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