Medical Equipment Financing
Simple application. Simple process.
Simple application. Simple process.
A well-appointed and well-equipped healthcare office allows your patients to relax and feel at home. It can also make it easier to consult patients, conduct routine medical examinations and checkups, and treat minor injuries. If you are in the market for new equipment, furniture, or technology for your office, Balboa Capital has an easy and budget-friendly option to consider: medical equipment financing.
Financing allows you to outfit your practice with the necessary equipment without using up your cash flow or credit line. To get started with Balboa Capital, submit an equipment financing application. If your application is approved and you decide to move forward, one of our knowledgeable equipment financing specialists will contact you to go over the next steps. You will work with the same person from start to finish, allowing a more personalized and efficient experience.
These are some of our minimum lending requirements, and meeting them does not constitute approval.
Should you apply for equipment financing, additional lending criteria will determine if you qualify.
Balboa Capital invested in online technology to afford the benefits of a quick and straightforward process, from start to finish. Plus, we offer competitive rates, predictable payments, and rapid funding. In short, Balboa Capital simplifies the medical equipment financing process so you can focus on caring for your patients.
Lastly, contact your accountant or business attorney and ask about the Section 179 tax deduction. Many types of medical equipment are eligible for this tax deduction, and your accountant or business attorney can explain it in more detail. They can also inform you if the medical equipment you want to finance qualifies for the Section 179 deduction.
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