Optometry Practice

The Healthcare industry can be complex and unique, that’s why we offer business loans and lines of credit that come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. There is no one-size fits all approach at Firstrust Bank. We can customize your interest rates, fees, payment terms, and credit limits to your needs. We can even offer flexible plans that allow the terms of your loans to change as your business grows.

Having the right tools to run your day-to-day practice is critical to your success. These tools help your cash flow remain strong, provide a better patient experience and could add to your bottom-line. There are a variety of factors that go into knowing which products and services are the right fit for your practice. Your Relationship Manager will look at your business practices and recommend the right solutions.

We are happy to compare our programs to any of our competitors as not every financial institution matches the needs of every borrower. You should work with a bank that understands the healthcare industry and will offer you flexible financing terms as you grow your practice and move through different business life cycles.

Trick question! Both historical performance and projections are important, but they are only part of the story. We also want to get to know you and understand what makes your business tick.

You will work one-on-one with your own Relationship Manager. And, depending on your need, they may need to bring in an expert from another department, but your Relationship Manager will be your quarterback and designated point person.

Relationship Managers are experts on analyzing the cash flow of a practice. They will be happy to walk you through the process.

Yes, we have decades of experience working with clients in the healthcare industry. We know that each practice has unique needs and we can customize products and solutions to help you achieve your goals.

Many successful healthcare practices find themselves in growth mode. Whether it's upgrading a facility, adding staff, buying a building or acquiring another practice, most practice owners find themselves turning to a bank to help them obtain financing to invest in their expansion efforts.