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Considering a loan for your healthcare business?  Finding a loan to fit your individual needs can be a daunting task.  Please view this replay of our recent webinar and learn more about the various options that are available and what to expect from the process.

On this webinar, experts from Provider Web Capital discuss:

• Ways to improve your experience with banks and alternative lenders

• What is typically required in the applications process

• The different types of financing that is available for business just like yours.

Click here to view the webinar.  The password for this replay is: Provider1 

In an article written this month on business.com Dan Blacharski reports, “The housing crash of 2008-2009 continues to have repercussions in the minority-owned small business community, for which business loans are increasingly unavailable. Frequently, these groups of excluded borrowers refer to non-white, non-immigrant citizens with marginal to severe credit woes. For minority business owners, that adds up to roughly 4.1 million companies with little or no access to business credit.” Blacharski goes on to say,

A recent article published on Forbes states, what does a Trump presidency mean for small business? Hard to say. Unlike Hillary Clinton, Trump didn’t go out of his way to reach small business owners. And unlike Clinton, Trump ran a campaign more concerned with principles than specific policies. He was even willing to rearrange principles when politics demanded it.

With the Presidential election just days away, Provider Web Capital conducted a two week survey gathering the last minute opinions of healthcare practice owners. Regardless of which candidate wins, we are likely to see sweeping changes to healthcare and a wave of new government regulations. Our main objective was to determine what changes healthcare agencies would like to see when the new administration takes office.  And well, the results are in…

According to the Bladen Journal, raising the federal minimum wage to $12 per hour could reduce private sector employment by 1.8 million jobs over 10 years and cut economic output by $2 trillion, according to a new report released today by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).

NPR reports, Minimum wages are on their way to $15 an hour in New York and California. Workers look forward to the bump. But some small businesses are bracing for a hit to their bottom line.

The NFIB reports, with $15 minimum wage hikes on the horizon for many areas across the country, small businesses are prepping for the worst. Brace yourselves, business owners: The minimum wage continues to rise.

Two industry leaders join to offer best in class solutions to medical business owners

Business Insider reports, “Shark Tank” has changed the outlook for many small businesses over its eight years on the air. That makes its stars some of the most knowledgeable people on earth when it comes to what makes or breaks small businesses and why they’re so important to the American economy.

Please see the video below, a client testimonial with Andrea L. Brown-Joseph.  Ms. Brown-Joseph is the Director with A Supreme Nursing and Homecare in our home state of Georgia.  Supreme Nursing is a skilled nursing agency providing services to all type of patients from "pediatrics to the golden age".