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Hospital margins have been squeezed by the pandemic and personnel costs
Third party reimbursements remain an industry-wide challenge. Equipment and technology help with productivity but can increase costs. Added on top of that, are personnel costs which have increased with nurses and doctors leaving the industry.
With so much demand and fewer doctors, there is considerable potential for business growth. Like many other businesses, funding and working capital are needed to finance the growth.
Demand for hospital services are increasing stability and productivity tools are helping boost operating margins
Medical demand has risen significantly post-pandemic. Ratings agency Fitch recently boosted their outlook for the entire sector. Add to this that the Baby Boomer generation is aging and the number of people 65 years old or older is increasing dramatically. The overall demand for hospital care keeps increasing as more patients are living longer and will need more hospital care.
Access to capital remains one of the biggest impediments to hospitals growth. SBA 7a and 504 loans are backed by the US government and can be used to buy medical equipment and software, expand a hospital, refinance debt, or expand. Over the last five years, First Bank of the Lake has provided over $1B in small business loans. Our team understands hospital financing and can help create loan solutions to help you manage costs, hire staff, and keep your facility on track for long-term growth and success.
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