For dental and independent medical practice owners · Healthcare Practices
Capital for the practice you’re building.
Explore financing for payroll, supplies, staffing, equipment, and expansion—with a review built around your practice’s collections and growth plans.
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Start with the operating need
Connect the capital to your cash flow.
Working capital
Explore capital for payroll, supplies and staffing between collections. Unicus considers your cash cycle and existing obligations when assessing potential financing structures.
Revenue-based financing
For suitable businesses, revenue-based financing may be an option. We help you compare costs, payment frequency and terms against collections and margins. Revenue alone does not establish fit.
Capacity and equipment
Explore financing for equipment and added capacity with the expected demand, collections and repayment period in view. Growth plans should leave room for the practice’s day-to-day costs.
Practice context
Dental and independent medical practices.
Dental practices
Working capital can support payroll, clinical supplies and added capacity while patient collections catch up. Equipment needs and existing commitments help shape the financing discussion.
Independent medical practices
Financing for practice owners managing staffing, supplies and growth. Your payer mix and collections timing help determine which structures may suit the business.
Practice financing questions.
What can financing help my practice cover?
Financing may support payroll, staffing, supplies, equipment and expansion. The suitable structure depends on how the funds will be used and how the practice can repay them.
How does collections timing affect my options?
Patient and insurance payments may arrive on different schedules. Unicus reviews collections, existing payments and the timing of your capital need when considering financing structures.
Should equipment and working capital use the same financing?
They may call for different approaches. A longer-lived equipment purchase and recurring payroll have different useful lives and cash demands; we help you consider those needs separately or together.
What happens after I inquire?
An advisor reviews your business and financing needs, discusses potential options, and identifies any additional information needed to assess the request.
Business capital planning
What would the capital help accomplish?
Tell us what your practice needs to fund and when. An advisor can help you explore the options.