Invest in Your Practice and Your Patients

The physician services market in the United States is a $500 billion industry encompassing family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, and dozens of specialties across more than 250,000 medical practices. While large health systems have acquired many physician practices in recent years, independent medical offices still serve millions of patients and represent a critical component of the healthcare delivery system. Running a private medical practice is both a clinical calling and a complex business operation. Medical practices have significant capital needs across multiple categories. Medical equipment — from diagnostic imaging and laboratory instruments to exam tables and vital sign monitors — requires periodic replacement and upgrading. A basic digital X-ray system costs $50,000 to $150,000, and a single ultrasound machine can run $20,000 to $100,000. Electronic health record (EHR) systems, which are mandatory for modern practice, involve both licensing fees and implementation costs. Insurance reimbursement dynamics create persistent cash flow challenges for medical practices. The average time from service delivery to payment collection is 30-60 days, and claim denials add further delays. Meanwhile, payroll for clinical and administrative staff, facility costs, malpractice insurance, and medical supplies must be paid on schedule. Brevo Capital connects physicians with lenders who specialize in healthcare practice financing and understand the reimbursement-driven revenue model, professional licensing requirements, and the essential role private practices play in community health.