
MIAMI, October 20, 2025— eCapital Corp. (www.ecapital.com), a leading tech-enabled specialty finance provider for small and medium-sized businesses across North America and the United Kingdom, today announced it has provided a $4 million healthcare receivables financing facility to a skilled nursing operator in New Jersey. The funds will be used to enhance liquidity, refinance existing obligations, and support ongoing operations across the provider’s facilities.
Skilled nursing operators are navigating an increasingly complex landscape marked by fluctuating reimbursement cycles, rising labor costs, and evolving regulations. As demand for long-term care continues to climb, these organizations need stable and flexible working capital solutions to support growth and maintain quality care.
“We’re seeing more providers seek us out early to structure the financing they need to stay ahead,” said Steven Silver, Head of Sales, Asset-based Lending at eCapital. “This transaction is part of that growing momentum, reflecting how prepared operators are positioning themselves to navigate shifting conditions with confidence.”
This transaction underscores eCapital’s continued momentum in supporting healthcare providers nationwide, including skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, hospice and palliative care organizations, and ambulance service operators.
About eCapital Corp
eCapital is committed to accelerating access to capital for companies in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. By leveraging a team of over 850 experts and proprietary, industry-leading technology, eCapital is creating the future of business funding. With a full suite of products such as healthcare receivables financing, asset-based lending, payroll funding, supply chain financing, and accounts receivable financing, eCapital ensures that businesses have the funds they need to do more. Through its Healthcare, ABL, Staffing, Consumer Goods, Factoring, and Transportation strategies, eCapital delivers customized funding solutions to more than 80 industries. To learn more about eCapital, visit eCapital.com.