Operating Table Financing for Spine, Hip, and Bariatric Lines

Launch a Service Line on Schedule

Finance the specialty table that gates a new spine, hip, or bariatric line so the launch date does not slip while you wait on cash flow.

Rates From 5.49% APR

Qualified surgery centers see rates from 5.49% APR. Pricing reflects credit, time in business, and the table, and is never guaranteed.

General or Six-Figure Specialty Tables

From a $25,000 Skytron general table to a $150,000 Mizuho OSI spine package, we fund the full range and roll in the frames and accessories.

Section 179 Expensing

OR tables typically qualify for Section 179, so a specialty table purchase can carry a substantial first-year deduction. Confirm the treatment with your CPA.

You cannot run a spine program on a general table, and you cannot take bariatric cases on a top that is not rated for the weight. The table decides which cases you can accept, which is why it becomes the gate on any new service line. A Mizuho OSI Axis Jackson frame gives you true prone spine positioning, with chest and hip pads and a free abdomen that lowers venous pressure and blood loss, and its radiolucent carbon-fiber design lets a C-arm or O-arm move freely for image-guided work. A Hana table sets up anterior approach hip cases. A Steris Cmax or Skytron Hercules covers general and orthopedic work, and a high-capacity bariatric top rated to 1,000 or 1,200 pounds opens a market you otherwise turn away.

That capability is why these run into six figures and why centers finance them. A specialty spine or hip package at $80,000 to $150,000 is too large to pull from reserves right when you are also spending on staff and buildout for the new line. Financing spreads it over 48 to 60 months, keeps your capital free, and lets the table start earning on the first case. With 500+ lenders, we fund a single general table or a full specialty package, frames and accessories included, on one approval timed to your launch.

Every deal below closed through Brobas. Details are representative of recent operating table fundings.

• $118,500, Tampa, FL ambulatory surgery center, 4 years in business. Owner FICO 728. Mizuho OSI table package: a Hana anterior table plus an Axis Jackson spinal frame. 5.79% APR, 60-month term, $0 down.
• $84,000, Boise, ID orthopedic surgery center, 10 years in business. Owner FICO 752. Skytron 6702 Hercules with orthopedic positioning accessories. 5.59% APR, 54-month term, $0 down.
• $62,000, Dallas, TX bariatric surgery practice, 8 years in business. Owner FICO 735. Steris Cmax high-capacity table rated to 1,200 pounds. 5.99% APR, 48-month term, $0 down.
• $71,000, Columbus, OH new multispecialty ASC, 2 years in business. Owner FICO 699, a challenged credit profile we placed. Two Skytron 3502 UltraSlide general tables. 6.89% APR, 60-month term, 10% down.

Rates and terms reflect each borrower's credit, time in business, and equipment mix, and are not a guarantee of what your center will be offered.

The return on a specialty table is the case types it unlocks. A radiolucent spine table opens minimally invasive and image-guided procedures that reimburse well, a Hana table lets you add anterior hip, and a bariatric top brings in a patient population you were otherwise referring out. Launching on the scheduled date matters too: a table that arrives on time captures a full quarter of cases instead of pushing them to the next period. On the payment math, a $118,500 Mizuho OSI package at 5.79% over 60 months runs near $2,280 a month, and a few spine or joint cases cover that with room to spare.

Section 179 improves the picture. A center can typically expense qualifying new or used OR tables in the year they are placed in service, up to the annual cap above $1.25 million for 2026, and current law allows 100% bonus depreciation on qualifying property. For a center in a 32% bracket, expensing a $118,500 table package could mean roughly $38,000 less in federal tax in year one, while the equipment is financed and the cash stays in the business. Your CPA should confirm the exact treatment, since caps and your situation drive the real deduction.

Before you commit to the table that gates your program, verify the details:

• Radiolucency and imaging. Confirm the carbon-fiber top and slide range work with your C-arm or O-arm for the AP and lateral views your cases need.
• Jackson frame setup. Check the pad set, chest and hip supports, and that the free-abdomen positioning is correct for prone spine.
• Weight capacity. Match the rated capacity to your bariatric plans; a 1,000 to 1,200 pound rating is the working range there.
• Articulation. Confirm Trendelenburg, lateral tilt, and flex-reflex meet your positioning needs.
• Powered versus manual. Decide on powered articulation with battery backup versus manual, and confirm floor-locking stability.
• Accessory compatibility. Make sure the table works with the frames and attachments you already own or plan to buy.

We fold frames, pad sets, positioning accessories, and installation into the financed amount so the full setup arrives ready for your first case.

Can you finance a specialty spine or bariatric table?

Yes. Specialty tables are the core of what we do here. Mizuho OSI Axis Jackson and ProAxis spinal frames, Hana anterior hip tables, and high-capacity bariatric tables rated past 1,000 pounds all finance readily, frames and accessories included.

Do you fund refurbished OR tables?

We do. Refurbished Steris and Skytron general tables lower the payment for a center that does not need a six-figure specialty top, and they finance cleanly. We confirm the service history and warranty in the quote.

Does financing cover accessories, frames, and positioning attachments?

It can, and usually should. Jackson frame pad sets, positioning attachments, radiolucent extensions, and the base table roll into one financed amount so the working setup arrives complete.

What credit and time in business do you need?

Established centers with strong owner credit fund at the best rates, often with no money down. Newer ASCs and challenged credit still get placed, typically with a higher rate and a 10% to 15% down payment.

How fast can a table get funded before a launch date?

App-only approvals often come back the same day, and funding to the vendor commonly happens within a few business days after signing. When a service line has a launch date, we move the deal so the table is not the bottleneck.

Can a newer ASC with challenged credit qualify?

Yes. We funded a two-year-old Columbus ASC with an owner FICO of 699 on two general tables. It carried a higher rate and a down payment, but it closed. All credit profiles get a real look across the network.