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Industry Alert: The “National Strategy for the COVID-19 Response and Pandemic Preparedness Report” just released by the White House lists urgent care as one of the recommended distribution venues for COVID-19 vaccinations.
Read MoreOver the last few months, urgent care has seen a 46% increase in visit volume nationwide. In addition, urgent care is administering 25% of all U.S. COVID-19 tests each week, more than 360,000 tests per day. The combination of this heavy foot traffic and the pandemic have resulted in providers carrying stress like never before.
Read MoreFlu season is here, but it doesn’t look like what urgent cares are used to. As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, urgent care clinics across have become the ideal solution for COVID-19 testing—seeing an unprecedented number of patients every day. What they’re not seeing, however, are many flu cases.
Read MoreSince the beginning of 2020, urgent care has been riding a roller coaster. Flu season was at its peak in February; visit volume hit an all-time low in April; and today we're treating patients through a pandemic and testing for COVID-19 at rates we couldn't have imagined possible. And here we are--back at the cusp of flu season, but what will it look like in this new normal?
Read MoreAccording to Dr. Manuel Delarosa, WellFast Urgent Care was “an experiment” started by two ER physicians in 2006 who were tired of overcrowded emergency departments. They wanted to provide a clinic where people could get quick, high-quality urgent care at a fraction of the cost of the emergency department.
Read MoreWellFast Urgent Care was founded in 2006 by two ER physicians with a vision to provide quick, high-quality urgent care at a fraction of the cost of an emergency department visit. As the WellFast clinic grew, it quickly added more robust offerings (and lots of new customers). Looking for an urgent care partner to help support their rapid growth and additional service lines, the WellFast team found the solutions they needed—and more—with Experity.
Read MoreThe E/M coding change is set to happen in less than 60 days, are you prepared? Join Experity leadership for a two-part webinar series that hits the 2021 Final Rule highlights and recaps the clinical, operational, and financial impact these coding changes have on urgent care. Plus, gather tips for how to train your staff and improve your clinic workflow.
Read MoreWhen COVID-19 broke out, many urgent care clinics quickly implemented telemedicine to triage infections and reduce the risks of exposure. But telemedicine isn’t new for urgent care. Learn why telemedicine a vital part of practices and how it can increase patient engagement.
Read MoreSince the beginning of 2020, urgent care has been riding a roller coaster. Flu season was at its peak in February; visit volume hit an all-time low in April; and today we're treating patients through a pandemic and testing for COVID-19 at rates we couldn't have imagined possible. And here we are--back at the cusp of flu season, but what will it look like in this new normal?
Read MoreThe Experity Virtual User Experience is just a few weeks away, and we’ve packed every minute of our half-day conference with valuable content and compelling presentations. Get all the benefits of attending virtually and leave with helpful information to share with your urgent care team—without leaving the comfort of your favorite chair.
Read MoreCOVID-19 came out of nowhere. One minute urgent care leaders were thinking about the end of flu season, and the next they were confronted by a highly contagious virus and empty patient queues. Urgent care clinics faced record-low visit volume in April, but quickly rebounded to record-high volume in July. Read more to explore visit volume trends and other data to help you navigate the new normal.
Read More2020 is year that will go down in the history of global health. From January 21, when the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in the U.S., through resource shortages, lockdowns, business closures, and surges in contagion, urgent care clinics have stretched the limits of ingenuity and agility to stay operational and valuable. This timeline is a snapshot of the high points and the low points of the pandemic. to help urgent care clinics reassess their response to COVID-19 and prepare for the future.
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