6 Urgent Care Contract Gotchas
- Facility Fee + Provider Fee: HIGH You may receive separate bills from the facility and treating provider. Total cost significantly higher than quoted
- Not an ER Disclaimer: HIGH Urgent care is not equipped for emergencies. They disclaim liability if you should have gone to the ER instead
- Out-of-Network Providers: HIGH Clinic may be in-network but individual providers may not be. Surprise billing possible
- Follow-Up Care Limitations: MEDIUM Urgent care provides episodic treatment only. No ongoing care relationship established
- Diagnostic Testing Referrals: MEDIUM Lab work and imaging may be sent to separate facilities with their own billing
- Payment Due at Service: MEDIUM Full copay or self-pay amount due before treatment. No payment plans for walk-in visits
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