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eCapital Provides $10MM in Recent Healthcare Receivables Fundings

December 09, 2025, 07:46 AM
Filed Under: Healthcare
Related: eCapital, Healthcare

eCapital Corp. delivered a series of new healthcare receivables facilities totaling more than $10 million, underscoring the company’s ability to fund healthcare operators across a wide spectrum of size, acuity, and complexity. 

These recent fundings highlight eCapital’s continued momentum in the healthcare market and demonstrate the flexibility of its receivables platform, spanning single-site skilled nursing centers and multi-facility long-term acute care hospital (LTACH) systems, including operators navigating restructuring. 

Recent transactions include: 

  • A $3.5 million healthcare receivables facility supporting a five-facility LTACH system under debtor-in-possession (DIP) protection.
  • A $4 million healthcare receivables facility supporting a four-center skilled nursing portfolio.
  • $1 million and $1.5 million HUD-supported receivables facilities for two skilled nursing facilities requiring operational liquidity. 

These fundings follow eCapital’s recently announced $52 million healthcare receivables facility, illustrating the full range of the company’s capabilities, from large portfolio-level financings to highly tailored solutions for individual centers. 

“As healthcare providers face rising costs, reimbursement pressure, and operational volatility, access to reliable liquidity becomes essential,” said Steve Silver, Managing Director of Healthcare at eCapital. “These transactions reflect how our team structures receivables solutions that meet the needs of healthcare operators at every level, whether they are stabilizing operations, navigating DIP situations, or preparing to expand. We’re proud to support the care community through creative, responsive funding.”





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