Medical Coding Factoring Terminology
What is Medical Coding Factoring? Medical factoring, also known as medical invoice factoring or healthcare factoring, is a financial solution designed specifically for healthcare providers ...
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PRN Funding’s March 2009 Recent Funding Bulletin
PRN Funding provides accounts receivable factoring to health care vendors such as temporary nurse staffing companies, medical transcription services and medical billing and coding companies ...
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Eight Essential Facts about the Future of the Nursing Industry
Nursing is doubtlessly among the most crucial lines of work in the nation’s economy. That being said, what does the future hold for the fate ...
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Immediate Cash Available to Healthcare Industry Suppliers
Instead of waiting 30, 60 or 90 days for payment from hospitals and other health care institutions, suppliers can now receive cash within 24 hours ...
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Competition is Fierce: Prepare to Win
There’s good news and bad news about the future of the healthcare staffing industry. The good news is that the forecast for the future is ...
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PRN Adds New Twists to Cash Flow 2005 San Francisco
San Francisco, CA-From expanding its booth size to a delivering a unique presentation, PRN Funding, LLC approaches the Cash Flow 2005 San Francisco with an ...
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The Nursing Shortage: Solutions for Your Business
As the population continues to age, the need for nurses is going to skyrocket. At the same time that the baby-boomers move into the older-adult ...
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PRN Funding to appear at Staffing World 2005 Orlando
Orlando, FL – PRN Funding will be one of the 135-plus exhibitors marketing their products/services to thousands of staffing industry professionals at the American Staffing ...
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Break into Healthcare Staffing by Choosing a Niche in Allied Health
*Reprinted from Recruiting and Staffing Solutions Magazine In response to innumerable reports and articles analyzing the effect of the nurse shortage on American healthcare institutions, ...
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To Certify or Not to Certify, That is the Question
According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, the demand for full-time-equivalent (FTE) registered nurses will skyrocket over the next 15 years. At ...
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