New Practice Setup

This service is geared to assist a physician who wants to get his/her practice started. This service involves all aspects of practice development and includes services starting from looking for a location, buying real estate or leasing, market analysis, incorporation, obtaining provider numbers, equipment purchase, staff selection, managed care contracting, office policy/procedures, marketing and business plan development, bank loan and all.

We also help Physicians and corporations who are looking to expand their present practice. We can assist with hiring the right provider and working out the correct financial structure for your practice. We will hold your hand every step of the way until the new provider is afloat. We will suggest other profit center that you can incorporate within your practice to increase your revenue goals.

You can sit with our consultant and talk out your ideas and where you would like to see your practice in the future. We help you create your ideal practice.

We help you in financing your practice

• Low rate, competitive medical financing
• Quick response … virtually all requests approved in four hours on any business day
• Start-up practice leases and loans up to $200,000
• Practice-expansion leases and loans up to $200,000 with medical financing available for soft costs like leasehold improvements
• Practice-acquisition financing up to 100%
• Business-debt consolidation loans
• Up to 10-year financing
• Unsecured revolving credit line & credit repair

We have a full financing package for

• Medical Equipment
• Leasing
• Practice Expansion Loans
• Physician SBA Loans
• Term Loans
• Debt Consolidation
• Leasehold Improvements
• Building Loans
• Practice Acquisition Loans

We help you set up your practice

• Finding Financing and a Location
• Finding Computers, Software, Supplies and Equipment
• Getting Patients and Insurance
• Hiring Staff
• Balancing Family and Practice

We help you address issues related to

• declining resources (capital, nurses, anesthesia providers)
• rising expenses
• reimbursement pressures and managed care inroads
• increasing competition (hospitals and ASCs)
• demand to keep pace with rapidly changing technology
• fluctuating patient volumes