Urgent Care Blog

In the absence of a federal budget bill or continuing resolution, the government shut down on October 1, 2025, many...

A contentious question is stirring in healthcare: Should nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs) be allowed to interpret X-rays?...

Imagine a patient calling your urgent care clinic — and no one answers. Unfortunately, this isn’t rare. Nearly half of...

For combination tests that are read visually, CPT code 87812 QW will be effective January 1, 2026. Until then, laboratories may bill CPT...

Something that we see frequently is multiple diagnosis codes related to the same body area being selected and billed on...

In urgent care, every call matters. Yet many clinics lose patients and revenue every day because calls go unanswered. Research...

Revenue cycle management (RCM) may not be the most glamorous part of urgent care, but it is one of the...

We are finding that payers are wanting the symptom code of why they performed the lab, not a definitive diagnosis...

Vaccinations are usually billed with two CPT® codes: one for the vaccine and one for the administration of the vaccine....

ICD10 has been ever changing since it was first adopted ten years ago. Each year the Centers for Medicare &...

Urgent care leaders are facing a growing mandate — deliver efficient, patient-centered care while supporting rapid business growth. To better...

How high-performing clinics are winning by making technology disappear Featured on Dx: The Podcast Urgent care has always operated under...