SUN CAPITAL HEALTHCARE, INC. PROVIDES FUNDING SOLUTIONS
FOR THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY  AT THE
HEALTHCARE FINANCE AND CAPITAL CONFERENCE
NOVEMBER 19 – 21, 2008
MANDARIN ORIENTAL, WASHINGTON, DC

BOCA RATON, FL (November 17, 2008)—Sun Capital HealthCare, Inc.  (SCH) will participate in the Healthcare and Capital (HCap) conference as a funding solution provider for the healthcare industry from November 19 – 21, 2008 at the Mandarin Oriental in Washington, DC announced SCH Senior Vice President, Sales and Business Development, Jim Beutel.

HCap is a private forum that fosters mutually beneficial relationships, maximum access to capital, and creative entrepreneurial thinking about healthcare, designed specifically for C-suite healthcare leaders and financial executives.  Building on the success of last year’s inaugural event, this year’s program offers an exceptional C-suite educational program, led by provider CEO’s and financial experts from across the country, insight into upcoming healthcare legislation, and an efficient place to meet one-on-one with leading healthcare industry financial players.

As the lending markets cope with uncertainty, healthcare providers face increasingly limited access to capital. “SCH’s Medical Accounts Receivable (MAR) Funding is a debt-free funding solution that more and more healthcare providers are adding as a strategic funding resource to their financial portfolios,” says Beutel. “They can count on our immediate and predictable cash flow without having to worry about tying up other assets.”

With the credit market being the way it is now, Beutel says it is not in a healthcare provider’s best interest to rely on debt-based financing as their only source of funding. SCH, the premier provider of Medical Accounts Receivable Funding, utilizes a healthcare provider’s accounts receivable, a non-performing asset, to transform their cash flow into a solution for generating working capital.

“The cost of MAR Funding does not vary with changing interest rates, as it does with lenders. When borrowing money from a debt-based financing provider, interest rates can fluctuate constantly since they are dependent on the credit market.”

Beutel says he is looking forward to meeting with healthcare executives at the conference to share with them why an increasing number of their colleagues are choosing medical account receivables funding as a key element in their fiscal planning.

“Attendees will be able to speak with us one-on-one about the specific funding challenges they are currently experiencing,” notes Beutel. “And as a healthcare industry finance solution provider, we will be able to share with them how adding our flexible MAR Funding solution to their financial portfolio can significantly and quickly improve their cash flow and their ability to enhance and grow their healthcare business.”

Sun Capital HealthCare, Inc. is headquartered at 999 Yamato Road, Third Floor, Boca Raton, FL 33431. To learn more about healthcare industry finance, including SCH’s Medical Accounts Receivable Funding program or to schedule a one-on-one meeting at the HCap conference with Jim Beutel, call (800) 880-1709 or email Jim at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .