Medical Billing · Urgent care
Urgent care billing at walk-in speed.
Unscheduled volume, payer-specific urgent-care codes, and contracts that decide whether you bill S9083 or E/M levels. Urgent care margins live and die on billing throughput and contract knowledge.
*Industry benchmarks we manage your billing to. Your monthly report shows actuals against these targets.
The problem
Where urgent care billing goes wrong.
S9083 global-fee vs E/M coding chosen wrong for the payer contract erodes every visit's revenue
High walk-in volume means charge lag and missed same-day filing discipline
Front-desk eligibility shortcuts turn into back-end denials
After-hours and weekend codes (99050, 99051) are routinely forgotten
Our coverage
What we handle for urgent care centers
- Contract-aware coding strategy: S9083 vs E/M by payer
- Same-day charge entry & claim submission at volume
- Real-time eligibility verification workflows for walk-ins
- After-hours code capture: 99050/99051
- Procedure, x-ray & lab billing with correct bundling
- Denial management tuned to urgent-care edit patterns
Plus the full revenue cycle behind it: see the complete RCM catalog.
Questions
Good questions, straight answers.
Can you keep up with our daily claim volume?
Yes. Urgent care is a throughput specialty, and our around-the-clock operations model means charges entered today are claims submitted today.
Do we have to change our EHR?
No. We work inside your existing EHR and clearinghouse, with zero migration and no disruption to clinical workflows.
How does pricing work?
Percentage of collections, so you pay only on revenue we actually collect. No setup fees, no lock-in, and the free billing audit comes with a firm quote.
How fast can we switch?
Typically two to four weeks, run in parallel with your current process so cash flow never gaps.
Get a free urgent care billing audit.
We analyze your recent claims and show exactly where revenue is leaking. No obligation, no sales pitch.