Revenue-Based Loans

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Revenue-based business loans, also referred to as bank statement loans or merchant cash advances (MCA loans), are well-suited for healthcare providers seeking quick funding to address urgent expenses, such as payroll and other operational costs. These loans are determined by a business's monthly revenue.

Funding in as little as two business days

Revenue-based financing offers significant advantages for healthcare companies and providers requiring rapid access to funds for payroll or other general expenses, with financing available in as little as two business days.

Pursuing a permanent solution

A revenue-based loan can effectively meet the urgent financial needs of healthcare companies and providers as they seek more permanent solutions. These solutions may involve factoring and financing of commercial receivables, along with funding claims from insurance companies and government payors.


Revenue business loans (simple and in as little as two days):

  • 3-4 months PDF Bank Statements
  • Most Recent Tax Return (case by case on larger deals)
  • Your FICO score:
  • Do you rent or own your home?
  • Once we receive this information, you will receive the application link so we can finalize the process
  • Get started with this simple form

Funding is available to:

  • Acute Care Facilities
  • Assisted Living and Care Facilities
  • Auditory Centers
  • Cancer Radiology Centers
  • Cancer Treatment Facilities
  • Chiropractors
  • Clinics
  • Diagnostic Imaging Centers
  • Dentists
  • Doctors
  • Drug Stores
  • Laboratories
  • Home Health Care
  • Nursing Homes
  • Orthodontists
  • Pharmacies
  • Physical Rehabilitation Centers
  • Veterinarians
  • Urgent Care Facilities
  • And others

Flexibility

This type of financing provides flexibility, allowing businesses to access funds based on their cash flow without the stringent requirements of conventional lending options. As a result, it can be a valuable resource for companies seeking to manage payroll, cover operational expenses, or invest in growth opportunities. Get started with this simple form.


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