Funding for surgery centers

Facility fees on injury cases can be some of the largest receivables a center carries, and some of the slowest to be paid. Genesis funds personal injury receivables so your center is not financing every case alone.

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Facility costs do not wait for settlements

A surgery center pays staff, supplies, implants and overhead long before a case settles. When procedures are billed under a letter of protection or lien, the center effectively finances the care until the case resolves.

Centers that serve injury patients through referring surgeons can end up with a large share of their receivables tied to open cases.

What we look at

For a surgery center’s personal injury receivables, we typically look at:

  • The documentation behind facility and related billing
  • The referral relationships and attorneys involved
  • Whether each balance is supported by a letter of protection or lien
  • How the center has handled injury cases historically

Next steps

Request a review and we will talk through your accounts, explain what we can fund and set out terms in writing. For more background, read about how medical liens work.

This page is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Any funding is subject to review and a written agreement.

Common questions

Can a surgery center get funding on injury case balances?

Facility balances on personal injury cases billed under a letter of protection or lien are the kind of receivable we review. Request a review to find out what is possible for your center.

See what your receivables can do for your practice.