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Recourse and Non-Recourse Nurse Staffing Accounts Receivable Factoring: What’s the Difference?



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What is nurse staffing recourse factoring?

For the most part, recourse factoring is the most common and the most affordable nurse staffing financial help available to nurse staffing business owners. In this type of factoring arrangements, the accounts receivable factoring company will require an agency owner to buy an invoice back if the client does not pay within a specified amount of time. Moreover, the nurse staffing agency owner accepts full credit risk for any and all accounts receivables that it sells to the factoring company.

What is nurse staffing non-recourse factoring?


The other accounts receivable factoring option that nurse staffing agency owners have is non-recourse factoring. In a nutshell, non-recourse nurse staffing financing agreements hold the factor entirely responsible for an unpaid invoices if the following is true:

• If the hospital, nursing home or vendor management system (VMS) goes bankrupt during the time an agency owner's invoice was factored.

• If the hospital, nursing home or VMS goes out of business during the time an agency owner's invoice was factored.

It's important to keep in mind that non-recourse accounts receivable factoring does not cover the following situations:

• Very late payments when there is no insolvency

• Disputes/challenges with nurse staffing services

• General collections issues

Naturally, both options have pros and cons that a nurse staffing agency owner should consider before choosing which type of agreement to make. Typically, a nurse staffing agency owner will receive lower factoring fees and/or higher advance rates if they choose to enter into a recourse factoring relationship. On the other hand, a non-recourse accounts receivable factoring arrangement buys nurse staffing business owners' protection if a hospital nursing home or VMS goes bankrupt. Ultimately, agency owners need to review their accounts receivable factoring contract in detail with a lawyer to determine which type of arrangement, recourse or non-recourse, is the best fit for their agency.


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PRN Funding, LLC is an extraordinarily focused niche player in the healthcare invoice funding market place. Through a process known as factoring, PRN Funding provides business owners with the financial resources needed to grow and effectively compete in the industry. With no minimums or fixed terms, PRN Funding (www.prnfunding.com) provides healthcare companies with flexible and immediate access to capital.
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