Funding for Addiction Treatment & Rehab Centers in All 50 States

How rehab center funding actually works

Behavioral-health and addiction-treatment centers deliver care first and collect much later. Insurance and Medicaid reimbursements routinely run 60–120 days behind service dates, and denials and reprocessing stretch it further. Meanwhile you meet payroll for clinicians, techs, and counselors every cycle, cover a licensed facility, and often need capital to add beds or pursue accreditation before that revenue arrives.

Two structures that fit treatment centers

Working-capital funding. A lump sum repaid from ongoing collections, used to cover payroll while reimbursements are in the queue, fund licensing and accreditation costs, and keep operations steady through billing delays.

Growth and facility capital. Larger amounts to renovate or expand the facility, add bed capacity, and build intake and marketing to grow census ahead of the revenue it produces.

What center owners use it for

Payroll during reimbursement lag, licensing and accreditation, facility build-outs, added beds, and census growth. From $10,000 to $2,000,000 based on monthly revenue.

Why centers skip the bank

Banks are wary of receivables tied to insurance and Medicaid and move slowly. We underwrite your deposits and give decisions in about 24 hours, funds in 24–72. Most centers qualify with 3+ months operating and $75,000+ in monthly revenue — recent business bank statements start it. No collateral required.