$450K for new imaging equipment, installed weeks before a payer audit
A dental practice's imaging equipment was flagged as outdated ahead of a payer credentialing audit, with standard equipment financing too slow to help. Here's how a $450,000 advance, funded in 7 days, got new imaging equipment installed before the audit.
1. The Situation
A scheduled payer/insurance credentialing audit was weeks out, and the practice's imaging equipment had been flagged as outdated in a pre-audit review.
New 3D/CBCT imaging equipment needed to be purchased and installed before the audit to avoid a compliance finding that could affect payer contracts. Equipment financing was available, but carried a 3–5 week lead time.
2. The Funding
Outcome99 structured a $450,000 merchant cash advance at a 1.22 factor rate over a 15-month term, repaid via weekly remittance (~$8,446/week) against total repayment of $549,000.
3. The Result
The advance funded in 7 days, well ahead of equipment financing's lead time, getting the new imaging system installed before the audit.
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