Fast-paced urgent care centers can’t afford billing delays. Medivantek helps you cut denials, speed up reimbursements, and keep your cash flow healthy—so you can focus on patient care, not paperwork.
Unlike generalist billing companies, we specialize in high-volume, complex environments like urgent care. That means faster reimbursements, less stress on your staff, and more time for patient care. When billing is handled right, urgent care centers see real results: higher margins, better cash flow, and the freedom to expand services without worrying about financial bottlenecks.
We code urgent care services—fracture care, laceration repairs, x-rays, lab tests, and more—with precision. This ensures correct reimbursement, prevents downcoding, and maximizes clean claim approvals.
Our team aligns your clinical notes with payer policies. This reduces denials tied to insufficient or vague documentation.
We track recurring denial reasons and fix them at the root. Any rejected or underpaid claim gets appealed fast.
We audit charges to catch missed or bundled services. This helps your practice capture 100% of earned revenue.
We make patient billing simple with clear statements and flexible plans. This improves collections and patient satisfaction.
We run regular audits against CMS and payer standards. This keeps your billing compliant and risk-free.
Urgent care centers run on speed. Patients walk in expecting fast care—and providers expect fast payments. But billing in urgent care is rarely simple. Unlike primary care, you’re juggling walk-ins, diverse payer types, and high patient volume. Add in varying insurance contracts, real-time eligibility issues, and the frequent need for after-hours coding—and you’ve got a billing environment that’s easy to trip up.
Coding errors, unverified eligibility, and missing modifiers are top denial drivers.
A large chunk of urgent care visits are self-pay or high-deductible plans, leading to collection challenges.
From Medicare to Medicaid to commercial insurers, each with different rules.
CPT levels (99203 vs. 99214) are often downcoded, leaving revenue on the table.
Inaccurate patient data entry leads to billing delays.