A better
urgent care experience.

Attracting new patients can help you earn more revenue per visit. In addition to plus visits, research verifies that the average reimbursement for per visit for new patients is higher than reimbursement for established patients at every E/M code level. But attracting new patients can be a challenge, especially since going to an urgent care is not something people plan. When they need urgent care, they need it now. Is your marketing effectively drawing in patients when they need urgent care? Use these tips to help you be sure new patients think of you when they need urgent care.

On-demand healthcare depends on data to inform business decisions, improve care, lower costs, and deliver patient-focused care. In the Urgent Care Quarterly, you get relevant data and articles that support your business and the industry. In our last issue, we explored ICD-10, CPT, and E/M coding trends from 2013-2017, as they relate to urgent care. In this issue, we turn our focus to one of the most popular service lines in urgent care—occupational medicine. We hope the data provided in this issue will give you an overview of how offering employer services can affect an urgent care practice, and the industry as a whole. Most importantly, you’ll see real data from real clinics to help you make smart choices about OccMed and your practice.