CHICAGO, Aug. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Bridge Business Bancorp, an operatingdivision of Bridge Finance Group, provided a $1,037,000 SBA 7(a) Term Loanfacility to A&B Homecare Solutions, LLC of New Haven, Connecticut. A&B is ahome healthcare provider, providing quality cost effective home health careservices, including skilled nursing, psychiatric nursing, physical therapy,occupational therapy, speech and language pathology and other home healthaides. A&B is an independent, family owned, for-profit company. They havebeen providing their home healthcare services to residents of HartfordCounty, Middletown, New Haven, Fairfield County, Greenwich, Norwalk andBridgeport since 2003. "Bridge again stepped up to the plate for our company, as this loan wasvery important for us to execute on new services we are implementing in ourbusiness," noted Aron Galinovsky, Chief Executive Officer of A&B Homecare."Bridge Business Bancorp worked very hard to make sure the transactionclosed on time and accommodated all parties involved." Matt Smith, Director at Bridge Business Bancorp, said, "A&B is a uniqueand well managed company that serves a market that is continually seeinghigh demand. With the proceeds of our loan, A&B will be able to moreefficiently market and provide new services. We look forward to a healthyand growing relationship as they continue to execute on their businessmodel." ABOUT BRIDGE BUSINESS BANCORP Bridge Business Bancorp, LLC, an operating division of the BridgeFinance Group, is a diversified corporate finance company offering a fullrange of asset and cash flow-based financing products for small andmedium-size businesses. Bridge Business Bancorp specializes in providingboth revolving and term loan products for working capital, equipment, realestate acquisition, turnaround/recapitalizations, management buyouts,short-term financing or expansion. Headquartered in Chicago, with regionaloffices in California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and NewYork, services are offered nationally.
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