Healthcare Practice Funding & Consolidation Review | PracticeFloat
🏥 Healthcare Capital Platform

Capital & Consolidation Options for Healthcare Practices

PracticeFloat helps medical, dental, aesthetic, regenerative, longevity, and specialty healthcare practices review working capital, existing payment obligations, and potential consolidation options from $40,000 to $500,000.

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No hard credit pull during initial review
Built for healthcare practice owners
Working capital and consolidation review
Options subject to underwriting
Fast document-based review

Designed for independent practice owners who want clarity before taking on more capital.

⚙️ Healthcare industry only — We exclusively serve medical, dental, aesthetic, and specialty healthcare practices.

Quick Practice Review Start

Takes about 5 minutes. No hard credit pull.

No guarantee of approval, funding, consolidation, or specific terms. All options subject to underwriting.

The Real Problem

Strong Revenue Does Not Always Mean Strong Cash Flow

Many healthcare practices generate strong monthly revenue but still feel financially tight because of payroll, rent, supplies, equipment purchases, marketing spend, insurance reimbursement delays, or multiple daily and weekly payment obligations.

PracticeFloat helps practice owners understand whether they need new capital, consolidation, payoff funding, equipment financing, or a better cash-flow strategy.

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$40K
Minimum funding review
$500K
Maximum funding review, subject to underwriting
6+ Funding Paths
Working capital, consolidation, equipment, payroll bridge, marketing capital, and expansion options reviewed for qualified practices
No
Hard credit pull during initial review
Fast
Document-based review process
Find Your Path

What Are You Looking For?

Select the option that best describes your current situation. Your selection will help PracticeFloat route your file to the right review path.

Cash-Flow Diagnostic

Before You Take On More Capital, Understand the Pressure on Your Practice

The first step is not blindly applying for more funding. The first step is understanding how much of your monthly revenue is already committed to daily or weekly payments, payroll, rent, supplies, and existing obligations.

Practice Payment Pressure Calculator

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Calculator values will be carried into the review form. No guarantee of approval, funding, or specific terms. Subject to underwriting.

Our Approach

PracticeFloat Reviews the Full Practice Capital Picture

PracticeFloat looks at more than the requested funding amount. We review revenue, bank activity, existing obligations, payment pressure, specialty, funding use case, payoff needs, and business profile to determine what options may be available.

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Working Capital Review
Explore flexible capital for payroll, supplies, marketing, growth, inventory, or general practice needs.
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MCA Consolidation Review
Review existing MCA positions, short-term funding obligations, daily/weekly payments, and potential payoff funding options.
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Equipment Financing Review
Explore financing for equipment, devices, buildouts, or major practice investments.
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Cash-Flow Bridge Review
Review whether bridge capital may help with reimbursement delays, payroll timing, seasonal cash-flow gaps, or short-term operating needs.
Eligibility

This Review Is Built for Practice Owners Who Need Clarity

  • $40,000+ in average monthly revenue
  • At least 6 months in business
  • Healthcare or healthcare-adjacent practice
  • Existing revenue and active operations
  • Need for working capital, consolidation, equipment, payroll, or expansion funding
  • Ability to provide recent business bank statements
  • Owner wants to understand options before taking on more capital
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Not a Fit

This Is Not for Every Business

  • No consistent revenue
  • No active healthcare practice
  • Already closed or closing immediately
  • Looking for guaranteed approval
  • Seeking consumer debt relief
  • Wanting obligations erased without repayment
  • Unable to provide business bank statements
  • Hiding current funding obligations
  • Looking for legal advice or credit repair
Documentation

What We May Need to Review Your Options

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Last 4 months of business bank statements
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Current MCA or funding contracts, if applicable
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Current payoff letters, if available
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Processing statements, if applicable
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Practice name and entity details
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Owner identification
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Voided check, if moving forward with funding
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Basic revenue and use-of-funds information
Note: You do not need all documents to submit the initial form, but the more complete the file, the faster the review.
Practice Capital Review

Start Your Practice Capital Review

Answer the questions below so PracticeFloat can understand your practice, current cash-flow position, and potential funding path.

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Contact
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Practice
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Goals
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Funding Stack
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Documents

Contact Information

Tell us how to reach you and identify your practice.

Step 1 of 5

Practice Profile

Help us understand your practice type, size, and financial position.

Step 2 of 5

What Are You Looking For?

Select all that apply and describe your funding timeline and goals.

Step 3 of 5

Existing Funding / Payment Stack

Help us understand your current obligations so we can identify the right path.

Step 4 of 5

Documents & Final Details

Upload available documents now or submit and PracticeFloat will follow up with a secure document request.

Required Acknowledgments

Step 5 of 5
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Review Request Received

Your PracticeFloat review request has been received. The next step is to review your practice profile, current payment obligations, and funding goals. If additional information is needed, PracticeFloat will follow up within one business day.

No guarantee of approval, funding, consolidation, or specific terms. All options subject to underwriting.

After Submission

What Happens After You Submit?

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PracticeFloat Reviews Your Form

Your practice profile, specialty, revenue range, and funding goals are reviewed to identify the appropriate capital path.

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We Identify the Best-Fit Option

We determine whether your file appears to fit working capital, consolidation, equipment financing, or another path based on your submitted information.

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We Request Missing Documents

If bank statements, payoff letters, or contracts are needed, PracticeFloat will follow up with a secure document request.

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Your File Is Packaged for Review

If eligible, your file may be packaged for funding review. Not all practices will qualify.

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You Review Available Options

You review whatever options may be available before deciding whether to move forward. There is no obligation to proceed.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

This is an initial practice capital review. PracticeFloat reviews your information to determine what funding, consolidation, or payoff options may be available, subject to underwriting.
No. Approval, funding, consolidation, payoff, savings, and terms are not guaranteed and are subject to underwriting, funder review, revenue history, existing obligations, business performance, and other factors.
No. PracticeFloat is not a debt settlement company, credit repair organization, bank, lender, law firm, or financial advisor. PracticeFloat helps healthcare practices explore funding, payoff, and consolidation options subject to underwriting.
Yes. Practices with existing MCA positions or short-term funding obligations may request a review. Eligibility depends on revenue, payment history, payoff balances, bank activity, and other underwriting factors.
PracticeFloat can review the full payment stack to determine whether consolidation, payoff funding, or another path may be available. Not all practices will qualify.
Not necessarily. The review is designed to determine whether a cleaner or more manageable capital structure may be available. PracticeFloat does not guarantee savings, lower payments, approval, or specific terms.
Recent business bank statements are usually the most important. Current contracts, payoff letters, and processing statements may also be needed depending on the request.
There is no hard credit pull during the initial review. Additional steps may vary depending on the funding option and underwriting requirements.
Timing depends on how complete the file is. A practice that provides bank statements, current funding contracts, and payoff information can usually be reviewed faster than an incomplete file.
Get Clarity

Get Clarity Before Taking On More Capital

Whether you need working capital, consolidation, equipment financing, or a cash-flow bridge, start with a PracticeFloat review built for healthcare practice owners.

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