Fund the launch with a plan, not a guess.
Define the capital need from your location, build-out, equipment, operating runway, and conservative enrollment assumptions. When outside financing is appropriate, Freedom Healthworks can coordinate introductions to third-party lenders familiar with physician practices.
Freedom's role
Size the request
Start with what the practice actually needs.
Startup capital
Lease deposits, build-out, technology, equipment, professional fees, and operating runway should be modeled together before a funding request is sized.
Equipment
Equipment may be financed separately when that structure fits the purchase and preserves working capital. Terms and collateral requirements come from the lender.
Working capital
A conservative enrollment scenario should determine the cash reserve needed while membership revenue develops.
Freedom's three planning scenarios model $55,000-$180,000+ in physician-funded startup capital, depending on space, build-out, equipment, staffing, and runway. These are planning models, not an industry-average claim.
Before accepting capital
Keep the operating model and the debt obligation connected.
01
Model the need
Build the request from the actual location, launch scope, equipment plan, household runway, and conservative enrollment assumptions.
02
Prepare the package
Organize the business plan, projections, ownership information, and supporting documents requested by the lender.
03
Compare the obligations
Review payment timing, collateral, guarantees, fees, and total borrowing cost with the appropriate financial and legal advisers before accepting an offer.
Freedom Healthworks does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. Use qualified advisers to evaluate a financing offer and its effect on your personal and practice obligations.
Practice financing questions
The planning assumptions, responsibilities, and lender boundaries to understand before applying.
Clarify the capital plan before the application.
We will review the practice model, launch scope, capital assumptions, and the decisions that should be settled before a lender conversation.