Selling or buying a healthcare business
Payer mix, provider retention and a compliance record that survives scrutiny.
If you own one
Thinking about selling your healthcare business?
Healthcare businesses — practices, home care, dental, therapy, diagnostics — are attracting sustained buyer interest, and they carry regulatory complexity that other sectors do not. Payer mix, credentialing, provider retention and compliance history all get examined closely. Owners who prepare those properly are treated very differently from those who discover a problem mid-diligence.
What raises the price
- A payer mix that is diversified and not deteriorating
- Providers under agreement who intend to stay after closing
- Clean billing and compliance history, documented
- Referral sources spread across many rather than concentrated in a few
- Systems and credentialing that transfer without a gap in revenue
What a buyer will discount
- Revenue concentrated in one payer or one referring physician
- Providers with no agreements and no reason to stay
- Billing practices that have never been externally reviewed
- Reimbursement changes already visible but not yet in the numbers
None of this is a reason to wait. Most of these are fixable, and knowing which ones apply to you is exactly what a valuation is for.
What is my healthcare business worth?
Nine questions, an indicative range on screen, and a scorecard showing which value drivers you already have and which are costing you money. No cost, no obligation, and nothing is published.
Get a free valuationPrefer to talk it through first? Use the form below — it reaches a person, not a queue.
If you want to buy one
Looking to acquire a healthcare business?
Payer mix and reimbursement trends set the ceiling; provider retention determines whether the revenue survives closing. Compliance and billing history need real diligence, not a look.
Not sure you are ready to compete? Take the readiness check — two minutes, and it tells you exactly what sellers compare buyers on.
Get told before it is listed
Most good businesses in this sector are placed with a prepared buyer before they are ever publicly advertised. Buyers on file hear first. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
Register what you are looking forStart the conversation
Tell us which one you are
Whether you own a healthcare business or want to buy one, this is the same first step: a short, confidential conversation with a person who has done this before.
- Read personally — never a shared inbox or an auto-responder
- Confidential. We do not contact your employees, customers or competitors
- No cost and no obligation to do anything with the answer
- You can leave anything blank and fill it in later
Handled with care and discretion
Everything you send is treated as confidential. It is read by the person you addressed it to, used only to respond to you, and never sold, shared with foreign entities or used for unsolicited marketing. We do not contact your employees, customers, suppliers or competitors.
Want it in writing first? Say so and we will send a non-disclosure agreement for signature before anything specific is discussed. Plenty of owners prefer that, and nobody is offended by being asked.
Submitting this form does not create a legally binding agreement, an engagement, or a confidentiality obligation on its own — it starts a conversation. Anything binding is a document both sides sign.
Questions owners actually ask
Healthcare & Medical Practices: the questions we get
How do I sell my medical or healthcare practice?
With compliance, payer mix and provider agreements prepared before a buyer asks. We value the practice confidentially and introduce healthcare-experienced legal and accounting counsel from the network where it is needed.
What is my practice worth?
Provider retention, payer mix, referral spread and compliance history move it as much as earnings do. The complimentary valuation is specific to your practice rather than a rule of thumb.
Will my staff and patients find out?
Not from us. The practice is presented as a blind profile and buyers are qualified under confidentiality agreement before any identifying information is released.
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Start with a number, not a decision
A complimentary, confidential valuation tells you what your healthcare business would be worth today and what is holding it back. Whether you act on it is entirely up to you.