A Normal or Strategic Business Imperative for Doctors?
If you, or your medical practice, can’t qualify for a traditional business loan, or if you don’t have time to wait for those funds, there are other alternative financing options that might be the answer — especially when those funds will equal a big return.
AR and PO financing (accounts receivable and purchase order financing) are two choices for business owners, and medical practices, when they need immediate capital, or have lower credit scores.
Assessment: This graphic should help decide if AR or PO financing is right for you.
Source: Dan Bischoff
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