Cash Flow Financing For
Pharmacies and Drug Stores
 

Cash Flow Financing is also called Accounts Receivable Finance, A/R Finance, and Factoring.

Washburn and Associates is a direct correspondent with lenders, funders, factors, and cash flow specialists.

Please read the articles regarding Discount Rates and Pharmacy Accounts Receivable Finance before completing the web form.

Once we receive the information from the web form below we will e-mail you a Non Circumvent non Disclosure Agreement you will need to sign and fax back to us.

The information we receive from you will be reviewed and sent to one, or several, Finance Companies. If a Finance Company makes the decision to consider purchasing your pharmacy receivables they have an application that will ask more detailed questions and you will need to submit additional documentation such as:

1. Bank references
2. Contact information of your attorney and accountant.
3. Financial statements.
4. Accounts Receivable Aging Report.
5. Tax returns.
6. Articles of Incorporation or Partnership Agreement.
7. Other documentation to satisfy the comfort level of the finance company functions of your pharmacy. Understand that financing of any type can’t happen without taking the time to satisfy the funder’s requests for information. Each finance company will have their own; applications, documentation requests, and each will check your credit. Your quick response will facilitate the process.

 

Initial information for Accounts Receivable Financing:
Owners Name:
Business Name:
Street:    
City, State, Zip:
E-Mail:
Work Phone:

Work Fax:

Work E-Mail

Home Phone:

Home Fax:

Home E-Mail

Cell Phone:

 

 

Pharmacy Sales

 
Total yearly sales?

$

Total monthly sales?

$

Total monthly prescription sales?

$

Total monthly sales in DME or HME?

$

Total monthly government and insurance receivables (no personal)?

$

Average number of scripts filled per month?

#

Average price of the scripts filled per month?

$

   
Percent of sales – Insurance.

%

Percent of sales - HMO/PPO. %
Percent of sales - Workers Comp. %

Percent of sales – Medicare.

%

Percent of sales – Medicaid.

%
Percent of sales - Other programs. %
   

Accounts Receivable

 
What is the average number of billings you have in a month?                #

What is your average monthly gross billing volume?

               $
What is the average invoice size?                $
   
Total A/R under 90 days old?                $
Total A/R over 90 days old?                $

Average time to collect?

Days
What is the average percent of your monthly billing you collect?               %
What is the amount of bad debt you wrote off last year?                $
How much of your A/R do you want to sell, so you get the cash quicker?

               $

   
Billing  
Can you submit your billing electronically? Yes   No: 

Do you use a service(s) to complete your billing?

Yes   No: 
If so please describe:

   

Legal

 
Do you have any current bank/finance liens? Yes   No: 
Do you have any current Federal, State, County, or City liens? Yes   No: 
Have you, or officers of the company, ever been convicted of a felony?   Yes   No: 
Have you, or any officers of the company, ever been involved in a bankruptcy? Yes   No: 
Do you lease or own you’re the real estate of your business location? Lease Own: 
   

Previous Factor

 

Have you used a factor in the past?

Yes   No: 
If so, which company?
What was your experience with them?

Are your receivables currently pledged to another factor or as collateral for any loans? Yes   No: 
If so, with whom?
   
You have read the information related to discount rates and accounts receivable financing, so you have an understanding of the factoring/cash flow financing process? Yes   No: 

   

When you have questions regarding pharmacy finance, valuations, or acquisitions please contact Washburn & Associates.

 

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