Authored by Phil Cohen
The spread of coronavirus strain COVID-19 has been taking its toll on brick and mortar businesses. Employees are being mandated to work from home and customers are being told to self-quarantine while grocery stores fight to keep any nonperishable product in stock as the population prepares for home isolation.
Hospitals and healthcare establishments are getting pushed to the limit trying to take care of the rising amount of patients while keeping employees safe.
But how can these essential businesses and healthcare providers continue to operate when the economy has all but shut down? Factor Finders can help.
Emergency Funding for Businesses Affected by COVID-19
Factor Finders understands the difficulties many small businesses and healthcare companies are facing during this outbreak, which is why we are working around the clock with our funders to ensure factoring services are still available during the pandemic.
Our funding partners know that businesses within certain industries are expected (if not mandated) to report to work, and have set aside funding specifically for:
- Medical offices and practices
- Long term facilities
- Medical suppliers and transport
- Pharmacies and prescription services
- Nurse staffing companies
- Freight haulers
- Freight brokers
- Owner-operators
- Auto-haulers
- Dump trucks
- Refrigerated trucks
- Agricultural haulers
- Freight fleets
- Supply chain and distribution
- Technology staffing
- Telecommunications work
- Cable and internet construction
- Staffing companies
Invoice Factoring & COVID-19
Factor Finders believes this pandemic will eventually pass, leaving businesses and medical facilities to continue on like before.
If your business is worried about finances in the time of COVID-19, give us a call. We have funding options available for those who have factorable invoices, as well as those who may not.
Funding is available for business in any industry, not just for those listed above.
If you would like to learn more about what Factor Finders can do to support your small business during this crisis, contact us by either calling 216-292-5660 or filling out an online form.
We’ll get through this… together.
