Practice Transitions Group Case Studies
Stories of Actual PTG Clients
Read through deal challenges, successes, and lessons learned from some of our actual client transactions.
Many of our clients have offered to share their experiences. We're happy to connect you with practice owners who have recently completed transitions as you evaluate your advisory options.
“We Just Ran It Well” – How Operational Discipline Created a Life-Changing Exit
When Dr. A and her husband, Mr. A, filled out Practice Transitions Group’s (PTG) online calculator, they entered what appeared to be standard revenue figures for their practice.
From “Can’t Be Done” to “Dream Deal”: How A MedSpa Owner Got $2M More at Closing
Dr. S, an experienced ER physician, and Mrs. S had built a thriving MedSpa in a secondary market for over 20 years.
Beyond the First Offer: How a Texas Dentist Turned Down ‘Good’ for ‘Life-Changing’
Dr. L stood at a familiar crossroads for many dental practice owners – knowing it was time for a transition, but facing offers from different buyers that were not up to par.
She Built a MedSpa, Then Designed Her Dream Exit
For Dr. M, a highly-respected injector in Central Texas, running a successful medspa wasn’t just about clinical excellence – it was about creating an exceptional patient experience.
Is Your Practice Too Unique to Sell? This Physician Thought So Too.
When Dr. F, an entrepreneurial healthcare provider contacted Practice Transitions Group (PTG), he was ready for his next chapter.
From Managing Staff to Managing Wealth: A Dental Transition Success Story
For Dr. P, a second-generation dentist with decades of ownership experience, the complexity of managing his seven-figure practice had become overwhelming.
Preserving Years of Hard Work: How a DFW Dentist Found the Perfect Next Chapter
When Dr. G approached Practice Transitions Group about selling her Dallas-Fort Worth area practice, she was ready to make a change.
Complex Neurology Practice Sale: Navigating Multi-Owner Transitions
When a well-known Austin-area neurology group approached Practice Transitions Group (PTG), they told a familiar story: successful physicians wanting to simplify their professional lives while maximizing the value of their life’s work.
