Chison Financing

Yes. We bundle the system, probes, and accessories on one transaction. As long as everything is on the vendor invoice, we treat the total as a single financed amount. This is typically the cleanest way to handle it and avoids a separate purchase order for each component.

No. The country of origin is not a factor in our underwriting. What matters is that the vendor is a legitimate US-based dealer or distributor and that the equipment comes with proper documentation. Chison has established US distribution and that is sufficient.

The financing obligation continues regardless of equipment condition, which is why service coverage matters before you sign. We recommend confirming the dealer service plan before closing. Some practices also finance a service contract into the deal to ensure coverage is funded for the full term.

Practices under two years in business have more limited options but are not automatically excluded. We look at the provider's personal credit, any business revenue already established, and whether the practice has signed patient service agreements or payer contracts. A strong personal profile and a clear revenue picture can offset a short business history.

Equipment purchased on a standard installment loan is typically eligible for Section 179 in the year of purchase up to the annual deduction limit. The tax benefit applies to the full purchase price, not just the amount paid in that year. Confirm the specific treatment with your accountant given your practice's income situation.

If you own a Chison system with equity in it, a cash-out refinance or sale-leaseback can release that capital. The amount available depends on the current market value of the unit, which is lower for older Chison models than for flagship brands. We can appraise it and tell you what the numbers look like.