Ultrasound Equipment Financing in Baltimore, MD

Financing eligibility is based on the legal entity doing the borrowing. A physician in a private practice entity separate from the health system can absolutely qualify, and we see this frequently in Baltimore. If the equipment is being purchased for use in employment at a hospital, the structure differs and we may need to review the employment arrangement.

This is a lease buyout situation. The new financing can be structured to include both the cost of the new system and the residual payoff on the existing lease, if the combined amount and the new system's value support the deal. Alternatively, you pay off the existing lease separately and finance only the new system. We will help you figure out which approach makes more sense given the numbers.

Yes, as long as the purchasing entity is a practice or physician group with its own legal and financial identity, not the hospital itself. Hospital-based practices that operate under their own TIN and maintain their own P&L are eligible in the same way as fully independent practices.

Two or more years in operation with documented revenue generally qualifies as an established practice for our standard programs. Practices between one and two years may qualify at slightly adjusted terms depending on cash flow and credit. Under one year falls into our startup program.

Yes. Portable systems used in mobile care settings, including nursing facility rounds and home visit programs, are financeable. The application should describe the use pattern. Mobile-use documentation for the practice (professional liability coverage for off-site care, etc.) may be requested as part of the file.