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Should standalone EDs use ‘urgent care’ in names? | Health IT

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KFF Health News’ latest investigation into surprise medical bills poses an intriguing question for the industry: Should freestanding emergency departments be able to use “urgent care” in their names?

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Should standalone EDs use ‘urgent care’ in names? | Health IT

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