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Urgent Gastroenterology Procedures: Don't Let Emergency Cases Slip Through The Billing Cracks
For gastroenterologists, emergency procedures are an inevitable part of practice. Whether it's a midnight GI bleed, an urgent foreign body removal, or an emergency ERCP for cholangitis, these unscheduled cases can create significant billing challenges. Unlike elective procedures that appear on your scheduled case list, these urgent interventions bypass traditional office workflows—and without proper systems in place, they risk never reaching your billing team, leading to substantial revenue loss.
The disconnect between urgent GI care and billing capture represents one of the most overlooked financial challenges in gastroenterology practice. Your billing team efficiently processes the scheduled elective case procedure list each day—all those colonoscopies and EGDs that went through proper office scheduling, prior authorization, and pre-registration. But the urgent interventions you perform for hospital consults and ED patients exist outside this systematic workflow. Recent industry analysis reveals that 8-15% of emergency gastroenterology procedures are never billed or are billed so late that they impact cash flow, with the average gastroenterologist losing $60,000-$180,000 annually.
This systematic challenge isn't about poor management or lack of effort—it's about the fundamental difference between elective and urgent case workflows. When procedures bypass office scheduling and jump straight to the endoscopy suite for urgent care, your billing team is highly dependent on physician communication to even know they occurred. In the intensity of managing acute GI bleeding or cholangitis, this administrative communication understandably gets delayed or forgotten entirely.
💰 The Financial Impact on Gastroenterology Practices
Analysis of gastroenterology billing patterns reveals substantial revenue losses from unbilled or delayed billing of urgent procedures:
**Individual Gastroenterologist Impact**:
- Average annual loss: $60,000-$180,000 per gastroenterologist
- Monthly missed or delayed procedures: 5-12 urgent interventions
- Average reimbursement per missed procedure: $800-$1,500
- Cash flow impact from 30-60 day billing delays
- Risk of timely filing denials after 90-120 days
**Practice-Level Revenue Loss**:
- Small GI group (3-5 gastroenterologists): $180,000-$900,000 annual loss
- Medium practice (6-10 gastroenterologists): $360,000-$1.8 million annual loss
- Large GI department (15+ gastroenterologists): $900,000-$2.7 million annual loss
These figures represent both direct revenue loss from completely missed procedures and the working capital impact of delayed billing. When urgent procedures are communicated to billing days or weeks after service, it extends the revenue cycle by 30-60 days, impacting cash flow and potentially pushing claims past timely filing deadlines.
📊 Why Urgent GI Procedures Fall Outside Normal Billing Workflows
Urgent and emergent gastroenterology procedures present unique billing challenges because they bypass the traditional elective procedure workflow:
**No Appearance on the Scheduled Elective Case List**: Your billing team works from the daily scheduled procedure list—cases that went through office scheduling, prior authorization, and pre-registration. Urgent cases added for hospital consults or ED patients never appear on this list, making them invisible to standard billing processes.
**Different Patient Entry Points**: Instead of coming through your office with scheduled appointments, urgent cases come through the ED or as inpatient consults. There's no office encounter, no prior authorization process, and no pre-procedure billing workflow.
**After-Hours and Weekend Timing**: Many urgent procedures happen outside normal business hours when billing staff isn't present. A weekend ERCP for cholangitis or a 4 AM EGD for GI bleeding gets done in the endoscopy suite with on-call staff, but there's no administrative support to capture charges in real-time.
**Delayed Communication to Billing Team**: Without the physician proactively informing billing about urgent procedures, these cases may not be discovered for days or weeks. By then, details are forgotten, documentation is harder to track down, and the risk of incomplete billing or timely filing issues increases significantly.
**Add-On Cases Between Scheduled Procedures**: Urgent cases squeezed between elective procedures can be particularly vulnerable. They disrupt the normal flow, may use different consent and documentation processes, and can easily be overlooked when the focus returns to the scheduled list.
Let's examine the specific gastroenterology procedures most vulnerable to these systematic failures—the high-value, urgent interventions that routinely never reach your billing team.
1️⃣ Emergency Upper Endoscopy for GI Bleeds: The After-Hours Revenue at Risk
GI bleeding cases represent the most common urgent procedures for gastroenterologists. While these are typically performed in the endoscopy suite with proper equipment, they bypass normal scheduling workflows and often occur after hours when billing staff is unavailable.
**The Clinical Reality**: You're called urgently to the hospital at 4 AM for a patient with hematemesis and hemodynamic instability. The case gets added urgently to the endoscopy suite. You perform emergency upper endoscopy, identify a bleeding ulcer, and achieve hemostasis with epinephrine injection and hemoclipping. After ensuring the patient is stable, you head home exhausted. Since this wasn't on the scheduled elective case list and happened overnight, your billing team has no idea this procedure occurred unless you remember to tell them—often days later when details are fuzzy.
**Critical Billing Components**:
- **Emergency EGD (CPT 43235)**: $400-$600 reimbursement
- **With biopsy (CPT 43239)**: $500-$750 additional
- **With hemostasis injection (CPT 43236)**: $600-$900
- **With hemostasis by clip (CPT 43255)**: $800-$1,200
- **With band ligation (CPT 43244)**: $700-$1,000
- **After-hours emergency modifier**: 25-50% additional reimbursement
- **Critical care time if applicable**: $400-$800 additional
**Critical Billing Elements Often Missed**:
- Specific hemostasis technique used (injection, clip, thermal)
- Number of clips or bands placed
- Location and number of bleeding sites
- Emergency status documentation
- After-hours service documentation
- Total procedure and critical care time
**Revenue Impact**: Emergency upper endoscopies with interventions generate $800-$2,000 per procedure, often more with after-hours modifiers. Missing just two emergency EGDs monthly costs $1,600-$4,000 or $19,200-$48,000 annually. For gastroenterologists with heavy call coverage, losses can exceed $75,000 yearly.
**Why They Go Unbilled**: Emergency endoscopies never appear on the scheduled elective case list that billing reviews each morning. They're added urgently for ED or inpatient consults without going through office scheduling or prior authorization. When performed after hours or on weekends, there's no administrative staff present to capture charges, leaving billing highly dependent on physician communication that may come days later—if at all.
**SwiftPayMD Solution**: Our platform features curated billing code favorites specifically for GI emergencies. Your emergency endoscopy codes—including all intervention options—are instantly accessible. Voice memo functionality captures critical details: 'Emergency EGD for upper GI bleed, Forrest 1a ulcer at incisura, hemostasis achieved with 2 hemoclips and epi injection, no rebleeding at 5 minutes.' This automatically transcribes and routes to your billing team, ensuring complete documentation for maximum reimbursement.
2️⃣ Foreign Body Removal Procedures: The Urgent Add-On Cases
Emergency foreign body removals are typically performed in the endoscopy suite but as urgent add-ons that bypass normal scheduling. These cases come through the ED and require immediate intervention, never appearing on the elective procedure list.
**The Clinical Reality**: You're urgently called for a child in the ED who swallowed a button battery. The case is urgently added to the endoscopy suite schedule. You perform emergency endoscopy, successfully retrieve the foreign body, and assess for mucosal injury. The relieved parents take the child home immediately after recovery. Since this urgent case wasn't on the morning's scheduled list and came through the ED rather than your office, billing only learns about it if you remember to communicate it—often days later.
**Critical Billing Components**:
- **EGD with foreign body removal (CPT 43247)**: $600-$900 reimbursement
- **Flexible sigmoidoscopy with FB removal (CPT 45332)**: $400-$600
- **Colonoscopy with FB removal (CPT 45379)**: $600-$900
- **With control of bleeding if needed (CPT 43255)**: $300-$500 additional
- **Pediatric sedation codes if applicable**: $200-$400
- **Emergency/after-hours modifiers**: Additional reimbursement
**Critical Billing Elements Often Missed**:
- Type and location of foreign body
- Retrieval technique used
- Associated mucosal injury or bleeding
- Use of specialized retrieval devices
- Sedation type and monitoring
- Photo documentation of object
**Revenue Impact**: Foreign body removals generate $600-$1,500 per procedure. Gastroenterologists typically perform 2-4 monthly, with higher volumes in practices near pediatric facilities. Missing 25% costs $300-$1,500 monthly or $3,600-$18,000 annually.
**Why They Go Unbilled**: These urgent procedures come through the ED, bypassing office scheduling and prior authorization. They're squeezed into the schedule as add-ons or done after hours. The rapid patient discharge means the case is completed before normal billing workflows can capture it. Without prompt physician communication to billing, these procedures may go unbilled entirely or be submitted so late that they face timely filing challenges.
**SwiftPayMD Solution**: Our foreign body removal favorites include codes organized by location and patient age. Quick documentation captures details: 'Button battery removed from distal esophagus, minimal mucosal injury, retrieval net used, conscious sedation 15 minutes.' Photo documentation capability provides evidence of the removed object.
3️⃣ Bedside PEG Placements in the ICU: The True Bedside Revenue
Unlike most GI procedures that occur in the endoscopy suite, bedside PEG placements in critically ill patients represent true bedside procedures. These generate significant revenue but face unique documentation challenges.
**The Clinical Reality**: You're called to place a PEG tube in an intubated ICU patient who has failed swallow evaluation. Using portable endoscopy equipment at the bedside, you successfully place the feeding tube. This procedure never touches the endoscopy suite, has no scheduling infrastructure, and often happens during off-hours. Your billing team only knows it occurred if you remember to tell them.
**Critical Billing Components**:
- **PEG placement (CPT 43246)**: $800-$1,200 reimbursement
- **Fluoroscopic guidance if used (CPT 74340)**: $150-$250 additional
- **Moderate sedation if applicable**: $150-$300
- **Bedside procedure modifiers**: May affect reimbursement
- **Critical care coordination**: Additional documentation requirements
**Critical Billing Elements Often Missed**:
- Bedside location documentation (affects facility billing)
- Medical necessity for bedside vs. suite placement
- Portable equipment usage
- ICU coordination and timing
- Multiple physician involvement
**Revenue Impact**: Bedside PEG placements generate $800-$1,500 per procedure. ICU patients often require multiple interventions. Missing 1-2 monthly costs $800-$3,000 or $9,600-$36,000 annually.
**Why They Go Unbilled**: True bedside procedures have no scheduling system, no appearance on any list, and often involve portable equipment outside normal workflows. They're performed for critically ill patients who can't be transported, adding urgency that overshadows documentation. The ICU setting means documentation is scattered across multiple systems.
**SwiftPayMD Solution**: Our bedside procedure module specifically addresses ICU interventions. Voice memo captures critical details: 'Bedside PEG placement, ICU bed 12, patient on ventilator, portable scope used, 20Fr tube placed without complications.' This ensures proper place-of-service coding and medical necessity documentation.
4️⃣ Weekend and After-Hours Procedures: The Call Coverage Challenge
Urgent colonoscopies and upper endoscopies for bleeding are typically performed in the endoscopy suite but during off-hours when no administrative staff is present. These procedures generate significant revenue but often face billing delays.
**The Clinical Reality**: You're called on Saturday for an inpatient with severe lower GI bleeding. You perform urgent colonoscopy in the endoscopy suite with on-call staff, identify and treat diverticular bleeding with clips. Since this weekend procedure wasn't on Friday's elective schedule and happened when billing staff was off, they won't know about it unless you remember to inform them Monday morning—by which time you've moved on to other cases.
**Critical Billing Components**:
- **Colonoscopy with hemostasis (CPT 45382)**: $600-$900 reimbursement
- **EGD with hemostasis (CPT 43255)**: $800-$1,200
- **After-hours/emergency modifiers**: 25-50% additional reimbursement
- **Multiple intervention codes when applicable**
**Why They Go Unbilled**: Weekend and after-hours procedures have no administrative support for real-time charge capture. They don't appear on the elective schedule that billing works from. The delay between procedure and physician communication to billing can stretch to several days, impacting cash flow and increasing the risk of incomplete documentation or timely filing issues.
**SwiftPayMD Solution**: Our platform works 24/7, allowing immediate documentation regardless of when the procedure occurs. Capture the procedure codes, interventions performed, and after-hours modifiers immediately: 'Urgent colonoscopy for diverticular bleed, 3 clips placed sigmoid colon, hemostasis achieved, Saturday 3 PM.' This ensures billing knows about the procedure immediately, not days later.
5️⃣ Emergency ERCP Procedures: The Complex After-Hours Cases
Emergency ERCP for cholangitis or biliary obstruction represents high-value procedures typically done in the endoscopy suite but urgently, often after hours. The complexity and timing make complete billing capture challenging.
**The Clinical Reality**: You're called urgently for a patient with ascending cholangitis requiring emergency biliary decompression. The ERCP is added as an urgent case, often after regular hours. You perform the procedure with on-call staff, achieve cannulation, perform sphincterotomy, and place a stent. This complex procedure with multiple interventions wasn't on the elective schedule, and by the time you communicate it to billing days later, some billable components may be forgotten.
**Critical Billing Components**:
- **ERCP with sphincterotomy (CPT 43262)**: $1,200-$1,800 reimbursement
- **With stent placement (CPT 43274)**: $1,500-$2,200
- **With stone removal (CPT 43264)**: $1,400-$2,000
- **With dilation (CPT 43277)**: $1,300-$1,900
- **Fluoroscopy (CPT 74329-74330)**: $200-$400 additional
- **Emergency/complexity modifiers**: Additional reimbursement
**Critical Billing Elements Often Missed**:
- All interventions performed (often multiple)
- Number and size of stones removed
- Type and size of stents placed
- Fluoroscopy time and imaging
- Complexity factors
- Emergency status documentation
**Revenue Impact**: Emergency ERCPs generate $1,500-$3,000+ per procedure depending on interventions. Missing even one monthly costs $18,000-$36,000 annually. Complex cases with multiple interventions can exceed $4,000 in reimbursement.
**Why They Go Unbilled**: Emergency ERCPs bypass office scheduling and prior authorization, going straight to urgent treatment. They're complex procedures with multiple potentially billable interventions that may not be fully communicated to billing. The delay between the urgent procedure and when billing learns about it can result in forgotten components, impacting both revenue and cash flow.
**SwiftPayMD Solution**: Our ERCP favorites include all intervention combinations. Quick selection of multiple procedures performed: sphincterotomy, stent placement, stone extraction. Voice documentation adds specifics: 'Emergency ERCP for cholangitis, CBD cannulated, sphincterotomy performed, multiple stones extracted, 10Fr x 7cm plastic stent placed, good drainage achieved.'
6️⃣ Other Bedside Interventions: The ICU and Floor Procedures
Beyond PEG tubes, gastroenterologists perform various bedside procedures that never appear on any schedule and are particularly vulnerable to billing gaps.
**Common Bedside Procedures**:
- **Nasogastric tube placement with fluoroscopy (CPT 43752)**: $200-$350
- **Paracentesis (when performed by GI)**: $250-$400
- **Bedside sigmoidoscopy for volvulus (CPT 45330)**: $300-$500
- **Feeding tube repositioning (CPT 43761)**: $200-$350
- **Rectal tube placement for decompression**: $150-$250
**Why These Go Unbilled**:
- Performed quickly at bedside during rounds
- Seen as 'minor' despite being billable
- No scheduling or documentation system
- Often done as favors for other services
- Documentation scattered across progress notes
**Revenue Impact**: While individually modest, bedside procedures add up. Missing 5-8 monthly costs $1,000-$2,000 or $12,000-$24,000 annually.
**SwiftPayMD Solution**: Our bedside favorites list includes these often-forgotten procedures. Quick documentation: 'NG tube placed under fluoro, ICU bed 8, post-pyloric positioning confirmed.' Every billable bedside intervention gets captured.
Procedures performed for inpatient consults represent a significant portion of missed billing. These cases come from hospital services rather than your office, bypassing normal scheduling workflows.
**Common Inpatient Consult Procedures**:
- **EGD for upper GI bleeding evaluation**: $400-$900
- **Colonoscopy for lower GI bleeding**: $600-$900
- **PEG tube placement (bedside or suite)**: $800-$1,200
- **Flexible sigmoidoscopy for volvulus**: $400-$600
- **EGD with feeding tube placement**: $500-$750
**Why These Go Unbilled**:
- Requested by hospital services, not through your office
- No prior authorization or scheduling through normal channels
- Often done as add-ons between elective cases
- Billing team unaware unless physician communicates
- Documentation delays impact working capital
**Revenue Impact**: Inpatient procedures can represent 20-30% of GI procedure volume. Missing or delaying billing for even 10% significantly impacts cash flow and may result in timely filing denials.
**SwiftPayMD Solution**: Our platform allows immediate documentation of inpatient procedures with automatic notification to billing. Document immediately: 'Inpatient EGD for GI bleeding, room 342, no active bleeding found, LA Grade B esophagitis noted.' Billing learns about it immediately, not days later.
💰 The Cumulative Financial Impact: Quantifying Your Practice's Revenue Loss
Let's calculate the actual cost of missed emergency GI procedures:
**Solo Gastroenterology Practice**:
- Weekly emergency procedures: 2-4
- Estimated miss rate without systematic capture: 10-15%
- Average reimbursement per procedure: $800-$1,500
- Annual lost revenue: $8,320-$31,200
**Small GI Group (4-6 gastroenterologists)**:
- Combined weekly procedures: 8-16
- Estimated miss rate: 10-15%
- Annual lost revenue: $33,280-$124,800
**Large GI Practice (10+ gastroenterologists)**:
- Combined weekly procedures: 20-40
- Estimated miss rate: 10-15%
- Annual lost revenue: $83,200-$312,000
These figures represent direct profit loss—expertise already delivered, call nights already worked, patients already treated—but never compensated.
📱 Mobile Charge Capture: The Gastroenterology-Specific Solution
SwiftPayMD's mobile charge capture platform specifically addresses the unique challenges of emergency GI procedures through technology designed for urgent endoscopic care.
**Immediate Documentation at Point of Care**
Capture charges within seconds of procedure completion, even while still in the procedure room. Our mobile interface works anywhere—ED, ICU, endoscopy suite, or bedside.
**GI-Specific Billing Code Favorites**
Stop scrolling through thousands of codes. Create customized favorites lists for your practice patterns:
- **Upper GI Emergency Favorites**: All EGD codes with interventions
- **Lower GI Emergency Favorites**: Colonoscopy and sigmoidoscopy codes
- **Foreign Body Favorites**: Removal codes by location
- **PEG/Feeding Tube Favorites**: Placement and management codes
- **ERCP Emergency Favorites**: All intervention combinations
Each list puts your most-used codes one tap away, organized for rapid selection during emergencies.
**Voice Memo with Automatic Transcription**
Complex procedures need detailed documentation. Our voice memo feature captures everything:
'Emergency EGD for variceal bleeding, 4 columns grade 3 varices, 6 bands placed successfully on lesser curve and cardia, no active bleeding post-banding, 45 minutes total procedure time.'
This automatically transcribes and attaches to the charge, providing complete documentation for accurate coding and maximum reimbursement.
**Photo Documentation Capability**
Capture endoscopic images directly in the app for:
- Foreign body documentation
- Bleeding source identification
- Intervention confirmation
- Medical necessity support
**Real-Time Transmission to Billing**
Captured charges transmit instantly to your billing team, eliminating lost charge tickets. Priority flags for emergency procedures ensure rapid processing.
🎯 Best Practices for Capturing Emergency GI Procedures
Leading gastroenterology practices have developed systematic approaches to eliminate missed charges:
**1. Implement 'Scope to Phone' Protocol**
Immediately after removing the scope, before leaving the procedure area, document charges on your mobile device. This 30-second habit can recover tens of thousands annually.
**2. Create Urgency-Based Favorites Lists**
Organize billing codes by emergency scenarios:
- Upper GI bleeding interventions
- Lower GI bleeding procedures
- Foreign body removals
- Obstruction/volvulus management
- Feeding tube procedures
**3. Use Voice Memos for Complex Cases**
Don't rely on memory for intervention details. Immediately dictate: 'Variceal bleeding, 5 bands placed, esophageal varices grade 3, no gastric varices seen, stable post-banding.' Complete context ensures accurate billing.
**4. Daily Emergency Call Reconciliation**
Review yesterday's call cases against submitted charges each morning. This 5-minute review catches missed procedures while details are fresh.
**5. Coordinate with Endoscopy Staff**
Even for emergency cases, establish protocols with endoscopy nurses who can remind you about documentation or help with charge capture.
**6. Regular Audit and Feedback**
Monthly audits comparing emergency logs to billed procedures reveal patterns. Use this data to refine capture processes.
📊 Real-World Success Stories: GI Practices That Captured Their Revenue
**Case Study 1: Hospital-Based GI Group**
A 10-physician hospital GI group discovered they were missing 18% of emergency procedures. After implementing SwiftPayMD:
- Charge capture rate increased to 98% within 60 days
- Recovered $320,000 in annual revenue
- Reduced billing staff overtime by 8 hours weekly
- Improved days to payment by 17 days
**Case Study 2: Private GI Practice**
A 5-physician private practice with heavy call coverage was losing an estimated $150,000 annually:
- Customized mobile favorites for each physician
- Implemented voice memo for all emergency procedures
- Created daily charge reconciliation process
- Result: $135,000 recovered revenue, 35% reduction in claim denials
**Case Study 3: Academic GI Division**
A 15-physician academic division covering multiple hospitals was missing 22% of emergency procedures:
- Deployed SwiftPayMD across all facilities
- Created procedure-specific quick-capture templates
- Established real-time billing notifications
- Result: $485,000 first-year revenue recovery
⚖️ Compliance and Quality Benefits
Proper emergency procedure documentation provides important benefits beyond revenue:
**Audit Readiness**: Time-stamped, location-verified documentation provides strong audit support. Photo documentation proves medical necessity for interventions.
**Quality Reporting**: Complete procedure capture ensures accurate quality metrics for GI quality programs and value-based contracts.
**Prior Authorization Support**: Detailed documentation supports subsequent procedure authorizations and appeals.
**Medicolegal Protection**: Point-of-care documentation with photos provides superior legal protection compared to delayed documentation.
🚀 Implementation Roadmap: 30 Days to Complete Capture
**Week 1: Assessment and Baseline**
- Audit last quarter's emergency procedures vs. billed charges
- Identify top 10 most frequently missed procedures
- Calculate revenue recovery opportunity
- Survey gastroenterologists about documentation pain points
**Week 2: Configuration and Setup**
- Deploy SwiftPayMD mobile platform
- Create personalized billing code favorites
- Configure voice transcription routing
- Set up facility-specific requirements
**Week 3: Training and Pilot**
- Conduct hands-on training (30 minutes)
- Practice with common emergency scenarios
- Start pilot with on-call team
- Refine based on feedback
**Week 4: Full Deployment**
- Roll out to all gastroenterologists
- Implement daily reconciliation process
- Establish monitoring dashboards
- Celebrate early wins
💡 Advanced Strategies for Maximizing Emergency GI Revenue
**Multiple Intervention Documentation**: Many emergency procedures involve multiple interventions. Ensure each is captured separately for maximum reimbursement.
**After-Hours Modifier Optimization**: Document time of service for appropriate after-hours modifiers, which can increase reimbursement by 25-50%.
**Photo Documentation**: Use endoscopic photos to support medical necessity, especially for bleeding interventions and foreign body removals.
**Complexity Documentation**: For difficult cannulations or complex interventions, document factors supporting increased complexity modifiers.
🎯 The Bottom Line: Every Emergency Procedure Matters
In today's healthcare environment, allowing 8-15% of emergency GI procedures to go unbilled significantly impacts practice sustainability. These missed charges represent the difference between maintaining current operations and investing in new technology and staff.
Mobile charge capture technology offers an immediate, practical solution that simplifies workflow while ensuring complete revenue capture. Every day without systematic emergency charge capture means more procedures going unbilled and more financial pressure on your practice.
✅ Take Action Today: Capture Every Emergency GI Procedure
Don't let another emergency endoscopy, foreign body removal, or urgent PEG placement go unbilled. SwiftPayMD's gastroenterology-specific mobile charge capture ensures every procedure translates to captured revenue.
Our platform provides:
- Instant bedside charge capture from any smartphone
- Customized billing code favorites for GI emergencies
- Voice memo transcription for detailed documentation
- Photo documentation capability
- Real-time transmission to billing staff
- Multi-facility support for complex coverage
- After-hours modifier tracking
- Comprehensive analytics and reporting
- Proven ROI within 30 days
Join hundreds of gastroenterologists who have eliminated missed charges and transformed their practice revenue with SwiftPayMD.
📞 Schedule Your Personalized Demo Today
See exactly how SwiftPayMD can recover your lost emergency revenue. Our GI billing specialists will:
- Analyze your current emergency charge capture
- Calculate your specific revenue recovery opportunity
- Demonstrate our platform with GI scenarios
- Provide customized implementation roadmap
- Share success metrics from similar GI practices
**Stop Losing Revenue from Emergency Procedures**
Schedule a demo to see how SwiftPayMD can help capture all your urgent GI procedures and maximize reimbursement.
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📱 Call: 1-877-SWIFTPAY (1-877-794-3872)
💻 Visit: www.swiftpaymd.com/gastroenterology
📧 Email: gi@swiftpaymd.com
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