Medical

At a Glance Selling a health system as one multi-facility account assumes a central decision-maker who rarely holds the authority the org chart implies. Site...

At a Glance 48% of equipment dealers report losing at least one sale in the prior 12 months because their finance partner could not structure...

The commercial equipment finance sector is at a strategic inflection point. For decades, the industry successfully operated by hiring talented generalist underwriters—individuals who mastered the...

Bottom Line Up Front: The One Big Beautiful Bill Act's expansion of Section 179 from $1M to $2.5M, combined with new multi-entity provisions and permanent...

Bottom Line Up Front: The restoration of immediate R&D expensing combined with new Qualified Production Property (QPP) provisions creates a manufacturing and technology equipment finance...

Equipment obsolescence represents both a significant risk for end users and a strategic opportunity for finance professionals. Beyond simply providing capital, top-performing equipment finance specialists...

Major healthcare providers—hospitals, health systems, and large clinics—have historically relied on internal capital budgets and cash or specialized medical equipment financing rather than traditional equipment...

Small and mid-sized medical firms, often operating with constrained resources yet facing increasing pressure to modernize and expand, represent a dynamic segment of the healthcare...

Introduction: The ASC Boom and Its Driving Forces Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASCs) have become one of the fastest-growing segments of the U.S. healthcare system, with...

As healthcare advances at an unprecedented pace, the capital expenditure (CAPEX) outlook for medical technology is more critical than ever. Across private practices, ambulatory surgery...