Our waiting rooms are small, by design. Whereas US hospital ERs have patients waiting for 3.5 hours on average, we see patients in less than 3.5 minutes.

Sollis can treat 95% of what a traditional ER can, so while the standard urgent care can see you quickly, they often have to refer you to the ER anyway for imaging, diagnostics, and more advanced testing. Less than 1% of Sollis visits end with a trip to the ER.

ERs in in most cities require wait times of over 3.5. hours. They are overwhelmed, crowded, and full of contagion. At our centers, patients are seen within 3.5 minutes, and have as much time with our ER-train practitioners as they need, so we can focus on diagnosing the problem and identifying a treatment plan quickly and effectively.

It depends on your insurance eligibility and your out-of-network insurance plan. We will not submit any medical procedures at Sollis to your in-network insurance provider.

Sollis does not have an operating room, but we do have the imaging to identify issues that require surgery quickly. We partner with top hospitals so we can help arrange access to private floors, direct admissions, faster OR times and expedited appointments.

Sollis is an out-of-network provider. However, there are exceptions, including advanced imaging (during normal work hours), advanced blood work, and Covid-19 testing. If you have out-of-network benefits, Sollis will submit a claim on your behalf. We keep all insurance information on file for our members to pass along to the appropriate partner.

In specific markets, advanced imaging (MRI, CT Scan, Ultrasound) performed during the normal work week (Monday through Friday, 8AM to 4PM) with notice can be performed in-network with your insurance provider. If you need advanced imaging after normal business hours and on weekends, you may be responsible for paying an out-of-pocket fee. If you have out-of-network benefits, Sollis can submit your Billing Summary for possible reimbursement.