Explore some of the most common questions below—or visit our full FAQ page
for more details on how funding works.
Private practices can access term loans, equipment financing, lines of credit, and working capital solutions tailored to healthcare providers.
Yes, many clinics use medical receivables factoring to unlock cash flow tied up in insurance reimbursements.
Hospitals often use equipment leasing, asset-based lending, or tax-exempt financing to purchase or upgrade medical devices and systems.
Durable Medical Equipment suppliers can leverage invoice factoring to access immediate funds while waiting for insurance or Medicare payments.
Yes, SBA loans, real estate financing, and construction loans are available for facility expansion, renovations, or acquisitions.
Independent providers can access working capital loans, business credit lines, and revenue-based financing with fast approvals.
Yes, pharma startups often use R&D-focused loans, venture debt, or purchase order financing to support growth and compliance needs.
With alternative lenders, clinics can receive approvals in 24–48 hours and funding in as little as 2–3 business days.
Not always. Many funding solutions focus on cash flow, receivables, or assets instead of relying solely on credit scores.
Yes, software financing options help practices afford costly EHR implementation without upfront capital strain.
Payroll loans or revolving credit lines can ensure timely payroll coverage during reimbursement delays or seasonal staffing changes.
Yes, facilities investing in solar, HVAC, or energy-efficient systems may qualify for green financing or lease-to-own programs.

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