Medical Accounts Receivable (MARF) is likely one of a healthcare service's and medical provider's single
largest balance sheet asset, after their real estate. A provider with third party claims has the ability to accelerate
the power of this otherwise dormant asset into a powerful tool that will meet all current cash needs including practice or
service growth and development.
(MARF) is a non-traditional financing
method that has significant benefits when compared to traditional bank financing.
You can meet the challenge of rising costs, diminishing reinbursement, increasing demands caused by the "baby
boomer" population and changing technology. Rising costs threaten the facility/practice's income. Growing patient/resident
demand will require the most up-to-date services and facilities. Access to additional working capital will overcome
all of these challenges.
Traditional asset based loans or lines of
credit have limited benefit and flexibility. While a business loan or line of credit may help in the short term, it
is unlikey to continue to solve increasing working capital needs.
