Funding for Businesses That Bill Insurance or Medicaid
Medical and care businesses deliver services and pay staff now, but insurance and Medicaid reimburse 30, 60, or 90-plus days later. That timing gap can squeeze cash flow even for a busy, profitable provider. Y Millennial Funding provides revenue-based funding and receivables financing to bridge the reimbursement gap for providers doing $25,000 or more in monthly revenue, approved on your revenue and receivables rather than your credit. A merchant cash advance is a small business loan alternative, not a loan. Not all applicants qualify.
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How It Works
We advance a lump sum against the deposits and pending claims flowing through your practice, remitted as a share of revenue, so you can cover payroll and operations while reimbursement catches up. Eligible applications can receive a same-day decision, with funding commonly within 24 to 72 hours.
Who It's For
Medical practices, home health and home care agencies, physical therapy and ABA clinics, dental practices, behavioral health and addiction treatment centers, labs, durable medical equipment providers, and ambulance or EMS services — any business paid by a third-party payer rather than the customer at the point of service.
Key Benefits
Cover payroll through the reimbursement lag. Approved on receivables, not credit. Fast decisions. No real estate collateral required. Funding that scales with your billing volume.
Common Uses
Covering payroll and staffing, rent and supplies, bridging the gap on pending claims, expanding capacity, and adding locations.
Qualification
Generally $25,000 or more in monthly revenue billed to insurance or Medicaid, and an active business bank account. Approval weighs your revenue and receivables, not your credit score. Not all applicants qualify.
Repayment
A fixed daily or weekly remittance, or a share of revenue, sized to your reimbursement cycle so payments track your cash flow.
Why Banks Fall Short
Banks are slow to fund against pending claims that must be submitted, adjudicated, and sometimes denied and resubmitted, and providers hold little hard collateral, so growing practices run short despite strong billing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about insurance & medicaid receivables funding.
Helpful Tools
Free resources to help you understand and plan your merchant cash advance.
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