A new funding model in New Zealand is assisting healthcare professionals in establishing new practices without requiring them to use their homes as collateral. The financing specifically addresses the often-overlooked costs associated with fitting out healthcare spaces, beyond just purchasing expensive equipment like MRI machines. This funding allows Kiwis to cover installation and other setup expenses, removing a significant barrier to entry for new practices. Traditionally, securing loans for these ventures necessitated homeowners to risk their personal assets. This new approach offers a more secure financial pathway, encouraging greater investment in healthcare infrastructure throughout New Zealand. The focus is on funding the entire practice setup – the “room” – and not solely the machinery within it. This development aims to expand access to healthcare services across the country.