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.
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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.
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When Dr. F, an entrepreneurial healthcare provider contacted Practice Transitions Group (PTG), he was ready for his next chapter.
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For Dr. P, a second-generation dentist with decades of ownership experience, the complexity of managing his seven-figure practice had become overwhelming.
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When Dr. G approached Practice Transitions Group about selling her Dallas-Fort Worth area practice, she was ready to make a change.
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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.
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“I wanted to simplify my life, but I didn’t want to compromise the brand I’d worked so hard to build,” Dr. A explained. “When I decided to sell my MedSpas, I knew I needed help to stay focused on my brand and business.”
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They had already received several unsolicited offers from private equity-backed med spa partners and believed they could manage the process themselves.
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The founders and owners of AL MedSpa built a thriving business just outside of a major Texas city, offering a range of popular services that attracted a loyal customer base. Their success caught the eye of a potential buyer. Like many in their industry, the founders and owners had yet to consider selling a spa – they were too busy growing it.
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Dr. M and Dr. G were partners at a two-location general dentistry practice in Charleston, West Virginia. Charleston’s small-town feel and a population of fewer than 75,000 people, meant that the practice relied heavily on referrals as its primary source of new patients.