[dpFund]

My client currently has $120k in Medicaid/Medicare and private insurance receivables. He is billing $60k monthly and growing nicely. Seeking immediate capital to support that growth.

I assume medical receivable funding is the most expedient route to growth funding but open to other options.

Ideally, client is looking for $100k

[JoeMann]

Shoot me an email, joe@berkmanfinancial.com

[CFObyDesign]

We can help. Many ways to approach a solution. Let me know when you want to connect email mah@cfobydesign.com.

[RonBuker]

I can help with the receivables rbuker@kbmcollect.com

[omegafund]

My client currently has $120k in Medicaid/Medicare and private insurance receivables. He is billing $60k monthly and growing nicely. Seeking immediate capital to support that growth.

I assume medical receivable funding is the most expedient route to growth funding but open to other options.

Ideally, client is looking for $100k

If they want an unsecured term loan with rates from 12-15% 5 year note let me know.
Application only if they are in business 2+ years and fico over 680
info@omegafund.com

[dpFund]

If they want an unsecured term loan with rates from 12-15% 5 year note let me know.
Application only if they are in business 2+ years and fico over 680
info@omegafund.com

3 years in business and credit in the high 700s. Let me know if you would like to discuss.

What you are suggesting above is what the client is ideally looking for.

dan@fundingstrategypartners.com

[anonymous]

3 years in business and credit in the high 700s. Let me know if you would like to discuss.

What you are suggesting above is what the client is ideally looking for.

dan@fundingstrategypartners.com

Fundation. Try not to spend both points in one place though.

[bdshaw]

I would concider factoring to raise about $70,000 and Fast Track SBA loan for the balance.
Bob Shaw
734.929.3800
rshaw@Advancecredit.com

[FundMaster82]

Give James Graydon a call at ProMED Healthcare Financing 631-468-6325.

My client currently has $120k in Medicaid/Medicare and private insurance receivables. He is billing $60k monthly and growing nicely. Seeking immediate capital to support that growth.

I assume medical receivable funding is the most expedient route to growth funding but open to other options.

Ideally, client is looking for $100k