Last week (November 20, 2018), I mentioned the increase in the physician dissatisfaction index, which now tops out at 3.95 out of a possible 5. See my Success in Motion video, Physician Misery Index Jumps Up Due To Dissatisfaction. The survey, conducted annually by the data technology firm Geneia, found that 87% of surveyed physicians say […]
Tag: M&A
There is great importance in grooming your medical practice or healthcare business for sale, even if you don’t intend to sell.
Franchise models exist in medicine as well as in hamburgers. For example, in the urgent care center market.
Selling a healthcare facility or a medical practice isn’t like selling a gold coin. Gold has a fixed market value and it trades on its weight in troy ounces.
In the real world, your practice is worth only what a buyer, if one exists, will pay for your practice at the time you want to sell it.
Ah, the shiny object, the more or less instant gratification.
Ride along with Mark as he discusses a the issues related to a national anesthesia group’s loss of a system-wide exclusive contract.
Bigger is sometimes better, but not always. It’s the right bigger that is better.
I confirmed that close to $10 million was in the account of my client, the sole shareholder.
Take a seat while Mark discusses that merging weak hospitals and other healthcare combinations are the equivalent of merging Sears and Kmart.