Bridging insurance and Medicare reimbursement
Cover technologist payroll and operating costs while payor reimbursement cycles clear.
A working capital line of credit up to $1.5M for imaging centers. Bridge insurance reimbursement, fund equipment service contracts, and expand modalities.
Diagnostic imaging centers run on tight operating margins and brutal capital requirements. MRI and CT systems cost seven figures. Service contracts on those systems run six figures annually. Insurance and Medicare reimbursement cycles can stretch beyond ninety days, while technologist payroll, contrast inventory, and facility operations require weekly and biweekly cash outlays. Adding modalities like PET, 3T MRI, or interventional radiology requires both equipment capital and the operational working capital to ramp utilization.
Commercial Capital Connect provides imaging center operators a working capital line of credit up to $1.5 million with interest-only options. Bridge reimbursement cycles. Cover service contracts. Fund a modality expansion. Add a second location. Same-day approvals and no daily debits to disrupt operating cash flow.
Cover technologist payroll and operating costs while payor reimbursement cycles clear.
Fund major service contracts, coil replacements, and emergency parts that keep systems uptime maximum.
Fund the operating ramp costs of adding 3T MRI, PET, or interventional radiology to the center.
Cover the recruitment and signing costs in a tight labor market for licensed technologists.
Fund the marketing and physician relations programs that drive referral volume.
These are baseline review items, not an approval, offer, or commitment to lend.
CCC is a business finance marketplace, not a direct lender. One application can help compare potential options through a network of 75+ lending partners.
We understand that insurance and Medicare cycles can run 90+ days. The line bridges that gap.
Seven-figure imaging systems and six-figure service contracts are the norm.
Keep monthly outlay lean during reimbursement cycles and pay down as payor checks clear.
Pay off up to two existing cash advances or short-term loans into a flexible LOC.
Yes. Single-modality centers qualify on the standard criteria: 575 Equifax, 30 days TIB, $200K annual revenue.
Yes. Service costs, parts, and equipment maintenance are valid working capital uses.
Working capital for ramp during new payor contract execution, including credentialing and operational ramp, is a valid use.
The line is a separate working capital facility from equipment financing and complements rather than replaces it.
Working capital for expansion is a valid use. Larger expansion-specific structures may require additional documentation.