1How do you partner with health care companies?

We have two partnership models in place:

  • A Joint Venture where AMM will have an equity interest between 25% - 49% in the location(s)
  • A Commercial Services Agreement where AMM contracts with the stake holder to operationalize the model, staff and manage the site(s)
2How are the sites branded?

The sites are branded under the partner health care company brand

3How do you determine the site locations?
  • We have internal analytics and modeling which identify communities where our model will succeed
  • Additionally, we work with our partner to determine which sites are strategically important to them
4What is the timeline for the return on capital?

Generally, the site will deliver a 100% return on capital in years 3 to 4 years

1Does this model use the same insurance rates as a traditional urgent care?
No. Our centers operate under higher negotiated insurance rates. This is because we provide all the necessary services to not only treat traditional urgent care cases but also cases of ED-level acuity, allowing 98% of patients to be sent directly home. 
2Is this model subject to Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA)?
No. AMM sites are licensed physician practices, not hospital emergency departments. They are not governed by EMTALA, the federal emergency treatment law that applies to hospitals.
3Is the AMM model open 24 hours a day?
No. Our centers are open 12 hours per day during the week and about 9 hours on weekends, providing extended access to care without the costs of 24-hour operation.
4Does this model include a licensed emergency department along with urgent care?
No, we are not a licensed emergency department. We are an urgent care that has the same level of staffing and care as an ED. We have the capabilities to care for all standard urgent care patients as well as 100% of the patients who currently go to the ED and are discharged home.

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