How cash moves
A new surgery can require equipment and fit-out payments before more appointments are available. Claims and patient instalments can delay some receipts.
A practical situation
A dentist equips a second surgery and expands appointment capacity while maintaining cash for staff and existing premises.
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Common funding needs
- Dental chairs and imaging
- Surgery fit-out
- Practice acquisition
- Working capital during expansion
Questions to prepare
- What is current chair utilisation?
- Which equipment has a separate quote and resale market?
- How will the new surgery affect appointment capacity?