When you run your own business it is very important
to be an informed consumer. Not only does the life of your business
depend on it, so does the health and well being of your patients.
You not only need to have the proper, most up to date equipment
possible, you also need to be able to afford it. Making the right
financial decisions are just as important as making the correct
medical diagnosis.
Therefore you need to take the time to find out what your best
options are when it comes to putting the best machines and equipment
into your office. For many medical professionals leasing is the
most attractive of any of your options.
Leasing is the number one type of medical equipment financing.
Leasing is the number one type of medical equipment financing.
Why do so many physicians find leasing to be their best choice?
There are many reasons and of course every situation is different.
Some are looking to free up capital for other purposes. Some
are concerned about their personal credit rating. Many want to
be able to update their equipment every few years. Still others
are excited about the tax advantages leasing offers. The bottom
line is no matter what your personal situation, there is a strong
argument to lease your medical equipment rather than purchasing
it outright or taking out a loan from your local bank. Let’s
take a minute to consider some of the reasons why you may choose
to lease equipment for your practice.
Physicians get great rates when they apply for an equipment
lease.
First off, physicians get great rates when they apply for an
equipment lease. Doctors have a great reputation in the leasing
community for paying their leases on time. Because you, as a
medical professional, are a low risk, we can create a very attractive
payment plan. We know you are a member of one of the most responsible
professions in the land and we reward your reliability.
In addition, a lease that is guaranteed through your business,
even with your personal guarantee, does not affect your personal
credit score! A line of credit or other types of loans do affect
the personal credit of a guarantor! That directly helps you out.
For example, you might want to purchase a new home – but
if you have a large medical equipment loan on your credit report
it might make it hard for you to get a good mortgage rate. When
you lease your equipment it does not affect your credit score.
Most medical equipment needs to be upgraded every few years.
If you purchase it outright you may be throwing money away.
When you buy, you are locked into that piece of equipment. It
will
be very hard to sell it – if not impossible - when you
want to update to a more modern piece of equipment. With a
lease you simply choose a newer model when your lease expires
at the
end of the two, four or six year payment plan.
Leasing equipment can help lower your taxes.
Leasing equipment can help lower your taxes. When you purchase
any piece of equipment it becomes a taxable business asset.
When you lease, your monthly payment becomes a liability and
can be
written off on your taxes.
When you lease you pay out less money per month.
When you lease you pay out less money per month. That means
you can afford to have more equipment in your office. That
means that procedures that you would otherwise have to refer
to other
medical practitioners can now be handled in your office. This
increases the number of procedures that you can bill for. In
essence, leasing the equipment directly brings more revenue
into your practice.
If you are like most physicians, leasing is the payment option
that will make the most sense for your business. We want to help
you provide the best level of medical care possible for your
patients.
Additionally, you should also know that GCR Capital offers many
types of commercial financing programs; whether you’re
considering buying new commercial properties, expanding an ongoing
concern, or purchasing another business entity, GCR will get
the deal done and make your expansion a reality.
Why not take
60 seconds to find out how we can help you easily
acquire the equipment you need, save money on your taxes and
meet the needs of your growing medical practice?