Medical Practices

You've already delivered the care. The payer just hasn't paid yet.

Working capital built around the reality of insurance reimbursement timing.

Typical time from submission to funding: 24–72 hours

Why medical practices use funding

The cash-flow patterns we see in this industry.

Insurance reimbursement lags of 30–90+ days create a working-capital gap even when the practice is profitable.
Diagnostic equipment and exam room buildouts are large capital expenses.
Staffing during a growth phase happens before the added revenue lands.
Practice acquisition costs are lumpy and hard to time around receivables.

What you can use it for

How it works

Six quick questions. About two minutes.

For medical practices, we review deposits to see the true revenue picture underneath the reimbursement lag.

Typical timeline: 24–72 hours from clean documents to funds.

Common questions

＋Do you underwrite around insurance receivables?

Yes — the reimbursement gap is exactly what this product is designed to bridge.

＋Can this fund a practice acquisition?

Often yes, depending on deal size and the acquiring practice's revenue history.

＋What if my personal credit isn't perfect?

Personal credit is one input; practice revenue and deposit history carry significant weight.

Six quick questions. Real numbers back. No sales pressure.