Opus RCM customers gain access to preferential financing terms through revolving credit lines underwritten on real-time platform data
Denver, CO — Opus, the operator-founded EHR, CRM, and RCM platform purpose-built for substance use disorder and behavioral health treatment providers, today announced a strategic partnership with Alleon Healthcare Capital, “Alleon”, a specialty lender focused on financing the behavioral health industry. Under the partnership, Opus customers using the platform’s revenue cycle management module will gain access to preferential financing terms through Alleon, including revolving credit lines they can draw on for payroll, expansion, and working capital needs.
Behavioral health treatment centers operate in one of the most cash-flow-intensive corners of healthcare. Long reimbursement cycles, complex payor mix, and the working capital demands of growth often leave otherwise healthy operators stretched thin. The Opus <> Alleon partnership is designed to close that gap by combining the financial visibility already flowing through the Opus RCM platform with capital from a lender that understands the industry.
“Growing behavioral health organizations consistently struggle with cash flow — not because the business isn’t healthy, but because reimbursement timing rarely matches the realities of running a treatment center,” said Humberto Buniotto, CEO and Founder of Opus. “By extending preferential financing terms from Alleon Capital to our RCM customers, we’re giving operators a meaningful financial tool: a revolving credit line they can borrow against in moments of need, backed by a partner who actually understands behavioral health. This is exactly the kind of strategic relationship that turns an EHR into an operating infrastructure.”
Through the partnership, Opus RCM customers will be able to apply directly from the Opus platform. Underwriting will be informed by the real-time financial reporting Opus already provides — collections, aging, denial rates, and payor performance — streamlining the application process and supporting more accurate, faster credit decisions.
“Behavioral health providers operate in a highly specialized environment, and they need financing partners that understand the reimbursement cycles and operational demands of the industry,” said Ben Malyar, Vice President of Alleon Capital Partners. “We are excited to partner with Opus to help more treatment providers access the working capital they need to support growth and day-to-day operations. We believe this first-of-its-kind partnership will help revolutionize the way RCM platforms can create additional value for their clients beyond technology alone.”The companies expect to roll out the integrated experience to Opus RCM customers in the coming weeks, with joint educational programming including a webinar on the role of revolving credit in behavioral health operations, planned for the months ahead.
About Opus
Opus is the all-in-one EHR, CRM, and revenue cycle management platform purpose-built for substance use disorder and behavioral health treatment providers. Founded by former operators, Opus replaces fragmented systems with a single, integrated solution that spans the full patient lifecycle, from admission through billing and alumni engagement. Opus serves treatment providers across the United States and Canada and is committed to helping its customers deliver world-class care to 4 million patients by 2028. Learn more at opusehr.com.
About Alleon
Alleon Healthcare Capital, a division of Alleon Capital Partners, is a privately held specialty finance company focused on providing cash flow solutions and medical receivables financing to healthcare providers throughout the United States. The financing products offered by Alleon allow clients to stabilize cash flow, hire new staff, take on additional patients, expand into new locations, and navigate special situations such as tax liens or Medicare audits. The Alleon team is well-versed in medical billing and collections and works closely with clients to help reduce the operational burden of revenue cycle management so providers can remain focused on delivering quality patient care. Founded in 2009, Alleon has funded more than $250 million to healthcare providers nationwide.