The challenge
A dental practice bringing in a new associate needed two treatment chairs and sterilisation equipment without increasing the partner loan used for the buy-in.
What we did
A healthcare-specialist finance lease over 60 months, supported by chair utilisation forecasts and the signed associate agreement.
The outcome
The new surgery opened within eight weeks, appointment capacity increased and partner cash remained available for the ownership transition.
The full story
How the deal came together.
Growth tied to equipment
The practice had patient demand and a signed associate agreement, but needed chairs, sterilisation and small equipment before the extra surgery could generate revenue.
Matching repayment to utilisation
We framed the application around the additional appointment capacity and associate income. The lender could see a direct route from asset to repayment.
Outcome
The new room opened on schedule, with rentals covered by incremental clinical sessions rather than partner cash reserves.
Could you fund this?
If your business looks anything like Taff, the answer is almost certainly yes.