Organized Medicine and Urgent Care
The Urgent Care Association of America (UCAOA) holds an annual spring convention and, also, offers an annual fall conference. Many leaders in organized urgent care medicine anticipate the full establishment of urgent care as a fully recognized specialty.
Urgent Care Management Monthly also hosts a bi-annual conference teaching doctors, investors, and owners how to run the business side of an urgent care center. More than just medicine, a successful urgent care business is about providing a great customer experience, too. The Urgent Care Success Summit helps address these issues. Urgent Care Management Monthly (UCMM) is the official publication for urgent care management tips including billing, staffing, marketing, accounting, and logisitcs.
JUCM, The Journal of Urgent Care Medicine is the Official Publication of the Urgent Care Association of America (UCAOA). Each issue contains a mix of useful, peer-reviewed clinical and practice management articles which address the distinct clinical and practice needs of today’s busy urgent care medicine clinician.
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