Types of Healthcare and Medical Practices Invoice Factoring Options
Instant Healthcare Invoice Factoring
For practices that need cash right away, instant healthcare invoice factoring provides accelerated funding against approved claims and invoices. Once you submit eligible receivables, a large portion of the invoice value is advanced to you, often within 24–48 hours. When the insurer or patient pays, the remaining balance minus fees is released. This option is ideal when you need to stabilize cash flow quickly or cover a short-term gap.
Medical Invoice Factoring for Growing Practices
As your patient panel grows, so does the volume of outstanding invoices. Our medical invoice factoring programs scale with you, allowing you to submit more receivables as visit counts increase or new providers join the practice. Use this option to hire staff, expand office hours, or open a new location without waiting on slow reimbursements.
Medical Practice Receivables Factoring Facility
A dedicated medical practice receivables factoring facility is structured as an ongoing source of working capital. You can continuously factor new claims as they are generated, giving you a reliable cash stream that tracks with your billing activity. This structure is well-suited for multi-specialty groups, outpatient centers, behavioral health clinics, and other practices with steady claim volume.
Specialty Healthcare Factoring for Complex Billing
Specialties such as radiology, oncology, surgery centers, and home health often face longer reimbursement times and more complex coding. This option focuses on factoring medical invoices from commercial insurers, Medicare, Medicaid, and approved third-party payors. We work with your billing team to understand documentation requirements and design a program that supports large ticket claims and extended aging cycles.
Flexible Healthcare Factoring with Support Services
For practices that want more than just funding, this option combines factoring medical invoices with value-added services such as payment posting assistance, basic collections support, or reporting tools. You maintain control of clinical operations while gaining better visibility into cash flow, aging, and payer performance. This helps you make decisions about staffing, scheduling, and expansion with clear financial data.