Community & Critical Access Hospitals

Community Hospitals

Serving the healthcare needs of suburban and rural municipalities across the U.S., community hospitals face challenges that differ from larger urban hospitals and often become more pronounced as their location becomes more rural. With hurdles such as physician recruitment and staffing, preserving and growing patient throughput, as well as creating operating efficiencies; many community hospitals struggle to produce positive operating margins and cash flow sufficient to finance much-needed facility improvements.

Critical Access Hospitals

For America’s smallest community hospitals, their conversion to critical access hospital status and their eligibility for cost-based reimbursement for Medicare and in certain cases Medicaid has bolstered their financial performance, reduced losses and improved their balance sheets. But for most critical access hospitals, this is only a first step. Their future is dependent upon obtaining the funds to modernize or replace their antiquated and aging facilities.

InnoVative Capital - Financing and Advising Community and Critical Access Hospitals

With our national presence, InnoVative Capital is an industry leader in providing affordable capital to community and critical access hospitals. Our constant dedication to understand the ever-changing complexities of this sector, our creativity and financial resources are commitments that we bring to every engagement. InnoVative Capital’s resume of client transactions demonstrates our unique ability to finance the capital needs of this geographically-isolated and diverse sector.

 

"A new hospital was a necessity and we had to seize the moment. While our hospital was profitable, InnoVative Capital advised our Board that due to the cost of our project TMH required additional revenue sources to afford our loan and meet HUD's underwriting standards. In coordination with our bankers at InnoVative Capital, a tax initiative to supplement the financial operations of TMH was undertaken. With their help, our voters approved a dedicated hospital mil tax for a term of 40-years, which forecasts additional revenue of $1.5 million per annum for TMH. The financial security provided by this tax was the key in obtaining HUD's approval of our FHA 242 mortgage insurance application."

George Rohrich
CEO

The Memorial Hospital
Craig, Colorado

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