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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 7 MIN

Inventory Capital: AI That Turns Medical Stock into Working Capital

from CallPulse.org Live: AI, Capital & Opportunity

This episode explores a practical, repeatable path to liquidity: using AI to value, audit, and forecast medical inventory so it can be financed like any other asset. Host Mia Franklin interviews the founder of an AI-fintech that automates lot-level valuation, expiry and demand forecasting, shrinkage detection, and lender-ready reporting. We unpack the data sources (EHR, POS, vendor contracts), the models that convert per-item risk into portfolio-level collateral, and the financing products that flow from that confidence—inventory loans, supply-chain credit, and receivable advances that fund operations, expansion, or property acquisition. Listeners will get concrete KPIs, implementation steps for operators and asset managers, lender controls that matter, and a partnership playbook for fintechs, banks, and CRE investors. The episode delivers actionable frameworks for converting physical medical stock into predictable, scalable capital without sacrificing compliance or patient safety.

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