Hospitals

Invoice Factoring And Receivables Financing For Hospitals

Hospital factoring and financing


From $100,000 to $10,000,000 (below $100,000 - click)

We tailor hospital factoring and financing to help restore cash flow due to unpaid invoices and payment delays. Invoice factoring and accounts receivable financing can help hospitals' cash flow while waiting to receive payments on unpaid commercial invoices, Medicaid and Medicare, private insurance, PPOs and HMO claims, and other commercial accounts.

SIMPLE PROCESS

Typically we begin with a phone call to understand your specific situation and funding requirements and to answer any questions you may have.

For a proposal, we ask for certain documents that include:

  • Our application is signed by the owner(s)
  • Current Accounts Receivable and Payables reports
  • List of insurance companies, government payors
  • Most recent profit and loss statement and balance sheet

ADVANTAGES

  • Clients will be dealing with a direct source of private and institutional funds
  • Competitive rates
  • Advances on receivables as high as 80% on eligible ARs
  • Simple - uncomplicated qualifying process
  • Flexible terms. Financing can be structured to fit the business funding requirements
  • Lockbox Account

ACCOMMODATING

  • We can even consider clients with certain financial challenges or reorganizing in bankruptcy
  • Services and solutions can easily be tailored to your specific needs
  • Funding is designed to be flexible and grow with the business
  • We can help bridge the financial gaps in operating business plans

We are part of a network of strategic partners specializing in flexible funding options for hospitals and other healthcare providers, and unlike traditional financial institutions including FDIC banks, we offer hospitals specialized funding solutions utilizing their accounts receivables from Medicaid and Medicare, private insurance, PPOs and HMOs and other commercial receivables. Invoice factoring can help hospitals restore cash flow without creating debt.

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