Management services for physician-owned urgent care · Texasinfo@elixirhc.com

Urgent care management · Texas

Run a bigger urgent care. Without running the business.

Denied claims, empty shifts, slow weekdays and payroll at midnight drain clinics every single day. Elixir takes all of it off your desk. Billing, staffing, systems, marketing and capital, run by one accountable team, so physicians practice medicine and clinics grow.

Zero capital from physicians100% clinical authorityBuilt to scale across Houston
Clinic performanceSample data
Monthly patient visits300
▲ 67% since January
100200300JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSep Elixir onboarded
Clean-claim rate96%
Days in A/R32
Avg. wait18 min
ClaimsSubmitted dailyClean-claim review
StaffingSchedule filled2 shifts open
Who decides
Clinical: physicianBusiness: Elixir
11,900+urgent care clinics in the U.S.
1,180clinics in Texas, the most of any state
76%are outside the 10 largest chains
34average patients per center per day

Sources: Orbital, Largest Urgent Care Chains in the US (2026); Urgent Care Association data via Sorso benchmarks.

Recent acquisition

Family Urgent Care Clinic joins the Elixir network

Front entrance of Family Urgent Care Clinic in Missouri City, Texas
New to the network

Family Urgent Care Clinic, Missouri City, Texas

Elixir Healthcare has acquired the operations and assets of Family Urgent Care Clinic. Patients keep the same location and walk-in access, with care led by physicians. Elixir now runs billing, staffing, systems and growth.

Location6202 Highway 6, Suite C
CityMissouri City, TX 77459
VisitsWalk-ins welcome

What's next for the clinic: online booking, employer and DOT programs, expanded lab testing, and a refreshed patient experience.

Two partners, two clear jobs

Medicine stays with physicians. Every business problem becomes ours.

Every responsibility is written into the Management Services Agreement. Pick a side to see who owns what.

Diagnosis and treatment
Prescribing and referrals
Clinical protocols and quality
Hiring and supervising clinicians
Medical records custody
Licenses and payer contracts

How a partnership starts

From first call to a running clinic. No drift, no surprises.

01

Conversation

We learn your goals, your clinic and your market.

02

Agreement

Clear terms, reviewed by your own attorney.

03

Transition

We take over billing, staff admin and systems.

04

Growth

New services, better reviews, more patients.

Services that grow revenue

The service menu of the top urgent care chains. Coming to every clinic we run.

Leading urgent care operators earn far more than walk-in visits. We add employer, preventive and recurring programs so every clinic has more ways to grow.

Core visitEmployerPreventiveRecurring
Core visit

Walk-in urgent care

Same-day care for illness and injury, seven days a week.

The core visit that drives every other service
Core visit

Minor procedures

Laceration repair, splinting, abscess drainage, foreign body removal.

Higher-value visits that keep patients out of the ER
Core visit

Digital X-ray

On-site imaging for fractures, sprains and chest films.

Adds a billable service to many injury visits
Core visit

On-site lab and rapid tests

Flu, COVID-19, strep, RSV, urinalysis and blood work.

Faster answers and added revenue per visit
Core visit

EKG

On-site heart rhythm testing when clinically indicated.

Supports chest-pain triage and pre-employment exams
Core visit

IV fluids and hydration

IV therapy for dehydration when clinically appropriate.

Treats patients in-clinic instead of sending them to the ER
Employer

Occupational medicine

Work-injury care and workers' compensation management.

Steady weekday volume from local employers
Employer

DOT physicals

Commercial driver medical exams by certified examiners.

Scheduled visits that fill slow hours

Inside a partner clinic

What we take off your plate, every single day

Illustration of a front desk with staff and patients
Front deskCheck-in, insurance verification and a short wait.
Illustration of a billing team at work
Revenue cycleClean claims, worked denials, steady cash flow.
Illustration of X-ray and lab equipment
Imaging and labEquipment maintained and ready every morning.
Illustrative map of a planned five-clinic network in Greater Houston

Our growth plan

We are building Houston's next urgent care network. Get in early.

Health systems and investors value organized networks with central management. We are building one, clinic by clinic, keeping local teams and patients in place.

  • Acquire established clinics with patients and payer contracts
  • Keep staff and providers, then upgrade systems
  • Share billing, staffing and marketing across locations

For physicians

Stop running a business you never trained for.

You went to medical school to treat patients, not to chase denials and cover shifts. Lead the care. We carry the business.

  • Full clinical authority over care, protocols and clinical hiring
  • No capital and no personal guarantee
  • Medical Director pay plus a profit share with quarterly statements
  • Malpractice coverage and a defined exit path

Our promise

Physicians decide the care. We make sure the clinic is open, staffed, paid and growing.

Syed Iliyas, Founder

Questions

Common questions

Does Elixir practice medicine?

No. Medical services are provided by independent, physician-owned practices. Elixir provides non-clinical management services under a written agreement.

Do physicians need to invest money?

No. Elixir funds the site, equipment and working capital. Physician partners do not make a capital contribution or give a personal guarantee.

Will clinic staff keep their jobs if you buy a clinic?

Our goal is to keep staff and providers wherever possible, because patients come back for the people they know.

Where do you operate?

We are building our network in Greater Houston, Texas, and consider partnerships elsewhere in Texas.

Stop leaving money on the table.

Every month without a real operating partner costs you denied claims, lost patients and burned-out staff. Let's fix it, starting this week.

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