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In some instances, appliances will go past their useful lives and stop working properly. Food can get spoiled, and energy can be wasted. In other instances, new technologies will emerge, resulting in considerably more powerful and energy-efficient refrigerators, stoves and grills.

Still, like any other business owner, many doctors have to deal with cash flow problems from time to time. When that happens, they need to secure outside funding so that they can continue growing their practices. In other instances, doctors that are just building their own practices might run into

Like all other small business owners, doctors and physicians are not immune from dealing with cash shortages. When these cash gaps are anticipated—and certainly when they hit—it’s not uncommon for doctors to seek outside financing to cover their expenses on a temporary or short-term basis.
Despite what many outsiders might think, medical practices aren’t always flush with cash. Doctors and physicians can run into cash flow problems for a variety of reasons. Here are some of them:

SmallBusinessLoanRates.com, a leading business loan comparison service that connects lending services to small business owners who need financing, announced today that it is publishing a guide to help doctors facing cash flow challenges at their practices. The e-book, Curing Cash Flow Problems for Medical Providers, is available for free download

Doctors and physicians aren’t immune from incurring cash flow problems of their own. Without access to funds, healthcare professionals find themselves in the same pickle as any other business owner. It can become hard to make payroll or pay bills on time, for example. And forget about buying that cutting-edge

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