Medical
Receivables are
payments owed to
health care
providers and
manufacturing
companies by
insurance
companies,
Medicare, or
Medicaid. Note:
Typically, this
does NOT include
payments owed to
health care
providers by
patients.
How Are Medical
Receivables
Created?
Medical
Factoring
Receivables are
created when a
health care
provider renders
service or a
manufacturer
provides
equipment to a
patient and is
waiting for
reimbursement
from an
insurance
company, HMO,
PPO, or
government
source.
Who Can Benefit
from the Sale of
a Medical
Receivable?
In the medical
industry, it is
not uncommon for
repayment to
take from 60 to
120 days. Delays
in receiving
payment create
cash flow
problems for
physicians and
other health
care providers.
Selling these
receivables can
help the
provider of
services or
equipment stay
current with
payroll, taxes,
overhead
expenses, or
other
obligations.
Are you waiting
to be paid by an
insurance
company, HMO,
PPO, or
government
source such as
Medicare or
Medicaid?
Contact us and
let us explain
how we can help
get you the cash
you need.
Feel free to contact us anytime for a free no-risk consultation toll-free at (877) 836-4661 or email us if you have any questions. |
