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Healthcare

Practices get paid late. Payroll does not wait.

Insurance reimbursement runs on its own calendar. Working capital keeps staffing, supplies and equipment on yours.

A full schedule is not the same as cash in the account.

Medical and dental practices can be booked solid and still be short. Claims take 30 to 90 days, equipment fails without warning, and a new chair or operatory has to be paid for long before it earns. Funding lets a healthy practice act on its own timing.

01

Bridge reimbursement cycles

Cover payroll, rent and lab bills while insurer claims clear.

02

Buy or replace equipment

Imaging, chairs, sterilization and practice software, without a long approval queue.

03

Hire and train staff

Add a hygienist or front-desk coordinator ahead of the revenue they bring in.

04

Build out or relocate

Fund an extra operatory, a refit or a second location before it opens.

Illustrative scenario — not a client case

What this looks like in practice.

An example scenario built from the requests owners in this trade bring to us. It is not presented as a named client result.

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Business

Two-chair dental practice · Southeast US

Funded

$75k — Same-day decision

Used for

Bridging a 45-day insurance reimbursement cycle

The situation

Insurer receivables cleared on their own timetable while payroll, lab bills and supply orders did not. Working capital covered the gap without slowing patient scheduling.

The result

Payroll and lab payments stayed on schedule

What to have ready

A short, complete application helps a funding expert understand the business and what the opportunity requires.

  • Recent business bank statements
  • Average monthly collections
  • Time in practice
  • The amount needed and its intended use
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