Featured on Physician’s Practice: 9 Challenges Funding Can Help Your Medical Practice Overcome

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Medical practice funding is typically best used to support ventures that will help grow your practice, which in turn increases the likelihood that you’ll be able to repay your doctor’s funding on time.

However, sometimes medical practices are faced with challenges or unexpected events expenses that may require additional funding to help cover costs without impacting cash flow. When you’re seeking funding to overcome challenges, it may be more difficult to get the funding you need from traditional lenders like banks or the SBA.

With a simpler online application, flexible approval requirements, and fast turnaround, alternative medical practice funding can help you meet these challenges and continue to grow your practice.

We joined Physician’s Practice to share our expertise on 8 common challenges faced by medical practices that alternative funding can help you overcome, including:

  • High patient turnover
  • Staff burnout
  • Hiring qualified staff
  • Changing patient behavior
  • Size of practice
  • Maintaining inventory
  • Purchasing and repairing equipment
  • Improving technology
  • COVID-19

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Jordan Fein
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