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    I have a company in the health care industry that is looking for funding. Business is up but is not reflected in the statements yet because most money is coming from medicare/medicaid/insurance. Does in the 750K-1 million annually. For various reasons, factoring is not an option. Are there any funders that will consider either a second position of buy out of current advance based on the accounts receivable that will be turned into cash in the next 30-90 days?

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    Promac used to do these type of deals, are they still around?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fundit View Post
    I have a company in the health care industry that is looking for funding. Business is up but is not reflected in the statements yet because most money is coming from medicare/medicaid/insurance. Does in the 750K-1 million annually. For various reasons, factoring is not an option. Are there any funders that will consider either a second position of buy out of current advance based on the accounts receivable that will be turned into cash in the next 30-90 days?
    If they are receiving insurance payments, why is it NOT reflected in the bank statements. They should be coming in as direct deposits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizloanbroker View Post
    Promac used to do these type of deals, are they still around?
    The go under the name PRO MED now...and they are owned by Rapid

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    Business was down for a bit but has now picked up. It doesn't reflect in the bank statements as of yet because payments can take up to 90 days to come in.

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    As long as they have at least $8K monthly deposits we can fund that at Lendio. Email me and we can see what we can get. Worst case scenario, you don't take an offer. Bryan.doom@lendio.com

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    How long have they been back up on running?

    Robert S Bloink
    EVP of ISO Partnerships
    Direct: 313-218-4663
    Email: bb@cooperasset.com
    Web: www.cooperasset.com
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    Why is factoring not an option? we would consider factoring startups
    Ben Rutkevitz
    Alleon Healthcare Capital
    benr@alleoncapital.com
    (201) 340-6346
    http://www.alleonhealthcare.com/

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    yes ProMac is now ProMed. I deal with James Graydon over there. He is theRelationship Manager at ProMED Healthcare Financing

    Phone: 631-901-1050 ext. 325

    www.promedhcf.com

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