What Happens to My Staff?
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.
Selling to a DSO or MSO: How to Determine Value, Equity, and Liquidity
Setting expectations for long-term and short-term gains when selling your practice.
How long does it take to sell a practice?
What you want determines how long it will take. One of the top questions we as health care brokers receive is, “How long will it take for me to sell?” The short answer is – selling your practice takes about six months. The long answer is it depends on what your goals are. Here are …
3 Steps to Drive Outstanding Market Value (Doc to Doc + DSO)
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).
Do you need a local broker?
Do I need to hire a local broker? It depends on who you are selling your practice to.
Why do brokers ask for so much detail?
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.
The Truth Behind Taking on Corporate Partners
You’re ready to sell your practice, but what really happens once you close the deal?
What should you look for in a Health Care Practice broker?
Selling your practice is likely the largest financial decision you will make in your lifetime, so it is important to choose a health care practice broker you trust. To help navigate this crucial choice, we have compiled a list of three qualities you should take into account when hiring a medical broker to assist with the sale of your practice.
We made it on the Annual Inc. 5000 list
AUSTIN, TEXAS August 16, 2022 – Inc. revealed that The Practice Companies ranked on its annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America. The list represents a one-of-a-kind look at the most successful companies within the economy’s most dynamic segment—its independent businesses. Facebook, Chobani, Under Armour, Microsoft, Patagonia, …