Why You Should Consider Selling Your MedSpa
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Are you considering a sale or partnership with your MedSpa? Then you’re in the right place. Practice Transitions Group offers a free tool that allows you to calculate the value of your MedSpa with ease, and it takes just a few minutes. You’ll then receive a confidential, customized PDF of your results right in your …
Practice Transitions Group (PTG), an Austin-based M&A advisory firm specializing in healthcare practices, is proud to announce the addition of four new M&A advisors to their team. With decades of experience in acquisitions, the healthcare industry, or both, these advisors bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to PTG.
If you’re about to sign a listing agreement with a medical practice broker, you shouldn’t just be thinking about selling your practice: you need to be ready. Signing the agreement means you have decided you will sell and are fully committed to the process. There is no more batting around the idea or talking to colleagues about what they did. You’re selling.
Buyers purchase a practice based on current economics. This valuation takes into consideration the overall health of the practice – due in large part to a strong company culture and good staffing.
Setting expectations for long-term and short-term gains when selling your practice.
Selling your practice is a milestone moment in your life. You have spent a career building up a healthy and successful practice and are looking for a buyer who will affirm the value of your work.
If you’re thinking about selling your medical or dental practice, it’s important to act quickly and get professional help from a broker. The longer you wait, the more money you could lose. Brokers understand the financial trends and can help you get the best possible price for your business. They will also navigate the stressful process and advocate on your behalf.
If you want to sell your dental practice for a top offer, you need to keep in mind various principles depending on if you are making a doctor-to-doctor sale or selling to a Dental Service Organization (DSO).
A good broker seeks to proactively offer a complete picture of the practice, in an effort to establish trust and credibility with the buyer early on in the process.