Urgent care medical coding that keeps up with walk-in volume.
Encounters are coded as providers sign them: E/M levels, point-of-care tests, injuries and counseling.
What we code in urgent care
Every line of the professional claim, coded together and backed by the provider's documentation.
E/M office visits
New and established patient visits leveled on medical decision making, including acute illnesses managed with prescriptions.
Point-of-care testing
Rapid strep, influenza, COVID-19 antigen, urinalysis, urine pregnancy and fingerstick glucose, each with the right code and units.
Injuries
Injury diagnoses coded to full specificity, in the order payers expect.
Clean claims from the moment the chart is signed
- Encounters coded continuously, not in batches days later.
- Routine visits flow to billing; encounters that need judgment go to your coders with the reason.
- Codes, units, modifiers and diagnosis pointers written back to your EHR.
- Payer-specific preferences for your commercial, Medicare and Medicaid contracts.
Urgent care coding questions
Do you code point-of-care tests performed in the clinic?
Yes. In-clinic tests documented with a result are coded with the correct code and units, and pointed to the diagnosis they were performed for.
Can you follow each payer's urgent care billing rules?
Yes. How each payer is billed is set up during onboarding, so every claim matches its contract.
Other specialties
See your urgent care encounters coded.
A 30-minute walkthrough, then a validation plan on your own charts: what we connect, how we measure, and what it costs.