Save up to $1000 if you order before November 1! Save even more with NCMIC's Q4 Equipment Finance Special.

As the year draws to a close, we often receive urgent requests from doctors aiming to claim the ADA Tax Credit. With custom tables needing 6-8 weeks for production, plus additional shipping time, we strongly encourage you to order ahead to avoid disappointment.

To further enhance the financial benefit of ordering by November 1st, we're offering $1000 off the 950 Series with flexion-distraction and $750 off the STAT with elevation. Don’t miss out on these significant savings!

To encourage you to order early we are extending our Anniversary promotion of up to $1000 off our tables with Elevation! Offer expires November 1, 2024! Call or visit Leandercare.com today!

In addition to these savings, now is the perfect time for you to add a new Leander Flexion-Distraction table to your practice, during NCMIC’s Quarter 4 Equipment Finance Special.

Thanks to Section 179 of the tax code, if it’s in place by the end of the year, you may be able to deduct the entire cost of the equipment on your 2024 taxes. You could save more in taxes than what you’d pay in loan payments the whole first year! You can save on taxes and more. You must act before November 1, 2024, to allow for manufacturer and shipping.

But that’s not all! Take advantage of:

• $99 doc fee for a limited time

• NO down payment

• NO payment for 90 days

• NO prepayment penalties

• NO wait; credit decisions in as few as 2 hours

NO hard credit inquiry; soft credit check only.

*Disclaimers - Minimum loan amount is $3,000. Equipment loans offered by NCMIC Finance Corporation (NCMIC) are subject to credit approval. Loan terms are subject to approval. After an initial credit check, we don’t report to credit bureaus, which keeps the line of credit open for other borrowing needs. NCMIC and the equipment vendor, Leander LLC, are separate companies, are not agents of one another, and have no authority to bind one another to financial or other contractual obligations. Customers should consult an attorney or financial advisor for specific legal or tax advice before entering any type of financing arrangement and for information on Section 179 deduction eligibility and procedures. Loans made or arranged are pursuant to a California Finance Lenders Law license.