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Urgent Care Case Study

How an Urgent Care Center Increased Revenue per Visit by 25% With a 40% Decrease in A/R

When a large urgent care center lacked a dedicated billing team and urgent-care-specific revenue cycle workflows, they turned to Med USA to reduce climbing A/R, improve reimbursement consistency, and increase revenue per visit. Before partnering, the organization faced delayed charge capture, inconsistent eligibility verification, and limited visibility into denial drivers—issues that commonly inflate A/R days and suppress collections in high-volume urgent care settings. Med USA implemented urgent care–focused intake and charge workflows, payer-specific claim edits, and denial root-cause tracking to create measurable operational control. The result: a 25% increase in revenue per visit and a 40% decrease in A/R, driven by cleaner claims, faster follow-up, and fewer preventable denials. Download the case study to see the execution approach, KPIs tracked, and outcomes achieved.

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Helping Practices Like Yours Grow and Scale For Over 40 Years

Urgent care revenue cycle performance depends on speed, accuracy, and repeatable front-end workflows—especially with high daily visit volume, walk-in registration, and frequent payer variability. Without a dedicated billing team, even small breakdowns in eligibility checks, copay capture, documentation alignment, or charge entry can rapidly compound into older A/R, inconsistent cash flow, and unnecessary write-offs. That’s why Med USA serves as the premier business partner for healthcare organizations — to help your practice become even more efficient, scalable, and profitable. Our customizable solutions leverage real-time business intelligence to find and close every gap in your RCM and PR processes to help you grow like never before.

Revenue Cycle Management

  • CHARGE POSTING
  • PATIENT CONTACT
  • INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT
  • Group 26 (2)
    REAL-TIME ANALYTICS
  • REIMBURSEMENT & PAYER MANAGEMENT

Provider Relations

  • Credentialing & enrollment
    Credentialing & Enrollment
  • Provider re-credentialing
    Provider re-credentialing
  • Contracting payer enrollment
    Contracting payer enrollment
  • Provider privileging
    Provider privileging
  • Expirable document management
    Expirable document management