- 1Everest Business Funding launches a dedicated Healthcare Capital Program with advances up to $2M
- 2Extended repayment terms of up to 24 months — significantly longer than standard MCA
- 3Broker commission rates of 8-12% on funded healthcare deals
A Major Play in Healthcare Financing
Everest Business Funding, one of New York's established merchant cash advance providers, announced today the launch of its dedicated Healthcare Capital Program. The initiative represents one of the largest funder commitments to the healthcare vertical in the alternative finance space and signals growing industry interest in medical practice financing.
The program offers revenue-based financing of up to $2 million specifically designed for medical practices, dental offices, urgent care centers, veterinary clinics, and other healthcare providers. It features extended repayment terms of up to 24 months and a streamlined approval process tailored to the unique cash flow patterns of healthcare businesses.
Why Healthcare? The Market Opportunity
Healthcare is one of the most underserved verticals in alternative business financing. According to the American Medical Association's 2025 Practice Economics Survey, 63% of independent medical practices report difficulty accessing working capital through traditional bank channels, despite having stable, recurring revenue streams.
The challenge is structural: healthcare businesses have predictable revenue from insurance reimbursements and patient payments, but the timing gaps between service delivery and payment receipt create persistent cash flow pressures. Insurance reimbursement cycles average 30-90 days, and many practices face additional delays from claim denials and re-submissions.
"Healthcare is a perfect fit for revenue-based financing," said Michael Torres, Head of Business Development at Everest Business Funding. "These businesses have consistent top-line revenue — it's just a matter of timing. Traditional banks still make them jump through hoops with SBA loans that take 60-90 days. We're cutting through that with approvals in 24-48 hours."
Program Details
Eligibility Requirements
- Medical practices, dental offices, urgent care centers, veterinary clinics, physical therapy practices, optometry offices, and similar healthcare providers
- Minimum 12 months in operation
- Minimum $30,000 in monthly revenue (combination of insurance reimbursements and patient payments)
- Active state medical license and practice registration
Funding Terms
- Advance amounts: $25,000 to $2,000,000
- Repayment terms: 6 to 24 months
- Factor rates: 1.15 to 1.45 (varies by risk profile and term length)
- Holdback: 10-20% of daily credit card and ACH receipts
What Makes the Healthcare Program Different
The program's key differentiator is its specialized underwriting approach. Rather than relying solely on bank statement analysis (the standard MCA underwriting method), Everest's healthcare team evaluates:
- Insurance reimbursement history and payer mix
- Patient volume trends and appointment booking data
- Accounts receivable aging specific to medical billing
- Practice management system data (with merchant consent)
Broker Opportunity
For brokers, the Healthcare Capital Program offers several advantages:
- Commission rates of 8-12% on funded deals — at the higher end of industry norms
- Dedicated healthcare submission portal with specialized deal packaging guidance
- Co-branded marketing materials for healthcare lead generation
- Priority processing for Moneyline-verified brokers (early access available now)
"We want brokers to think of Everest first whenever they have a healthcare deal," Torres said. "We've built the infrastructure — specialized underwriters, healthcare-specific systems, competitive commissions — to make that an easy decision."
Everyone saw the paper they were buying. Nobody wanted to be the first to stop sending them deals.
Industry Context
Everest's move follows a broader trend of MCA funders developing vertical-specific programs. In the past 12 months, several top funders have launched specialized offerings for construction, trucking, restaurants, and professional services.
The healthcare vertical is particularly attractive because of its lower-than-average default rates. Healthcare businesses with established patient bases and diversified payer mixes historically default at rates 30-40% below the overall MCA industry average, according to industry data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can brokers submit healthcare deals to Everest before March 1? Yes. Moneyline-verified brokers can access early submission through the Everest broker portal starting February 25, 2026.
Does the program cover startup medical practices? No. The program requires a minimum of 12 months in operation. Startups should inquire about Everest's standard program.
Are dental practices and veterinary clinics eligible? Yes. The program covers all licensed healthcare providers including dental, veterinary, optometry, physical therapy, and mental health practices.
Disclosure: This article is editorial content, not a paid advertisement. Moneyline Editorial independently reviews all funder programs and product launches. Everest Business Funding is a listed funder in the Moneyline Directory.