The gap that drains a practice
Staff and rent are paid on a calendar. Settlements are not. Practices that treat injury patients end up carrying a growing unpaid balance, and that balance is working capital they cannot use.
Funding converts part of that balance to cash so it can go back into operations.
What providers do with it
Funding is for the practice to use as it sees fit. Providers commonly use it for:
- Meet payroll and fixed overhead
- Pay vendors and suppliers on time
- Add staff or hours to see more patients
- Replace or add equipment
- Keep a cash cushion for slow months
Written terms, no surprises
We explain what we can fund and how it would work, and set the terms out in writing before any money moves. Read more in our guide on injury practice cash flow.
This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Any funding is subject to review and a written agreement.