Category: AR Financing

October 1, 2026 While North Carolina’s hospital giants are locked in multi-billion-dollar expansion and integration contests, independent practices have a timely opening to strengthen market position. In Wilmington, Novant and UNC Health are vying for 225 new hospital beds in New Hanover County, while the Atrium Health–WakeMed transaction includes a $2 billion capital commitment and…

October 1, 2026 Meta description: Can your cash survive a 30-day close? Learn how NC dental practice financing bridges the transaction and collections clocks. The Transaction Clock Is Moving Faster Dental Practice Financing: Why NC Dental Deals Now Close Faster Than Your Cash Cycle is the central transaction issue for North Carolina owners. Session Law…

September 30, 2026 The healthcare landscape in Greenville and Eastern North Carolina is currently undergoing a seismic shift. With ECU Health initiating a 12,000-square-foot campus expansion, the high-stakes push to reopen Martin General as a specialized Rural Emergency Hospital, and the planned ECU Health and Acadia Healthcare psychiatric hospital in Greenville adding momentum to the…

September 30, 2026 Lean Six Sigma Healthcare: What DPMO Actually Measures, and What Your Numbers Are Telling You is the first entry in this series because improvement begins with reading the numbers correctly. DPMO, or Defects Per Million Opportunities, is not simply a score on a dashboard. It is a way to understand how reliably…

September 30, 2026 Revenue Cycle Management Consulting: Why NC Practices Are Repricing Payer Contracts Before the 2027 Medicare Cut is the question facing North Carolina medical practices, specialty groups, diagnostic providers, and healthcare businesses as CMS prepares to finalize the CY 2027 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule. The immediate answer is clear: practices should audit contracted…

September 29, 2026 For independent practices, Accounts Receivable Financing matters when winning an IDR dispute still does not put cash in the bank. That is the key takeaway: a favorable ruling confirms what is owed, but it is not the same as getting paid. Recent CMS IDR reporting, the agency’s clearing-the-backlog fact sheet, Healthcare Dive’s…

June 10, 2026 The Wilmington healthcare landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. With Novant Health and UNC Health locked in a high-stakes competition for regional influence, and HCA Healthcare’s acquisition activity reshaping urgent care, the local "Hospital War" is creating real pressure for healthcare small businesses across the spectrum, from group practices and dental offices…

September 28, 2026 Meta description: What do you need in place before you talk numbers with a buyer? For North Carolina owners: a financeable balance sheet, forward-looking cash analysis, and an arm's-length process. In Practice Acquisition, “Why the FTC's Deal Crackdown Rewrites NC Exit Strategy” is now the central question for North Carolina owners weighing…

September 28, 2026 In this AR-Backed Working Capital guide, the core answer to whether your practice should lease or buy equipment is simple: lease when you need liquidity, upgrade flexibility, and balance sheet protection; buy when long-term ownership and lower total cost matter more than near-term cash preservation. White Coat Financial Partners helps healthcare businesses…

September 27, 2026 Medical Equipment Financing: What Cape Fear Valley's $48M Fayetteville Expansion Signals for Independent Practices begins with a significant regional signal. The Public Finance Authority reports up to $48 million in bonds for a three-story patient services tower at Cape Fear Valley Medical Center, including operating and procedure rooms, recovery rooms, patient preparation…