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Quick Med Claims

www.quickmedclaims.com

 
Quick Med Claims (QMC) is a nationally recognized leader in emergency medical transportation billing and reimbursement. QMC is committed to providing services in a manner that ensures compliance with all applicable billing and reimbursement regulations, while maximizing the capture of allowable reimbursement for each client. The commitment to adherence to both of these principles makes QMC the partner of choice for emergency medical transportation providers. The company experience is deep enough and broad enough to ensure a high level of quality in all aspects of the service, while maintaining a manageable number of clients to provide individual attention for each. ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Mary Craig
Chief Compliance Officer Profile

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