Selling your medical business...
- Should I sell?
- What do buyers want most?
- Is this the right time?
- Will I need an attorney?
- Do buyers want my real estate?
- What is the main focus at due diligence?
- How is the purchase price paid?
- Do I stay on with the business?
- Do I tell my employees about my intentions?
- What is the difference between a Stock deal versus
an Asset deal?
- How are valuations determined?
- What does Indemnification mean?
- What is the main focus at Due Diligence?
- What does Goodwill mean?

The market will always exist for business acquisitions, the
consideration you should make is to determine what is your objective. Do you want or
need to retire, do something different or work for someone else for a
change? Base your decision upon your future plans.

Sound business operations with key leadership, profit growth and a team
concept.

The prime time is when you are experiencing an upward growth in your
revenues and profits combined with the peakness of where you feel you can
take the business alone.

When you are presented with a final contract, you are encouraged to seek an
attorney that is familiar with M&A's in the industry.

Most buyers will retain your real estate lease but, do not have an
interest in buying the actual real estate.

Buyers will focus on regulatory compliance. They want to ensure proper
billing & documentation exist. A hint of fraud or abuse will end
the process.

Usually the buyer will pay from 70% up front with a note due in 6 to 12
months to 100% up front.

The answer lies in what the buyer needs at that time. Most buyers would
like the seller to stay and grow with them. All owners will be
required to sign a noncompete and usually any key employees that stay on with
the buyer.

After a Letter of Intent is signed and on the first day of Due
Diligence, not a minute sooner. One in a thousand
employees understand the end result. Coaching is provided by our
firm on how to handle the news delivery.

For these discussions, Stock deals are typically where the buyer
purchases your company's stock for cash & a note and liabilities are assumed. Asset deals are typically where the
buyer purchases your company's assets only for cash & a note with no
liabilities or real risk. Taxation is minimized in both cases.

Valuations are determined by applying an industry multiple (risk & time
factor) to your recasted net income. This multiple formula is determined by 33
variables.

What does
Indemnification mean?
It is where buyers protect their position from any adverse actions that
were related prior to the acquisition. The buyer does not want to be
held responsible for any prior issues.
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What is the main focus
at Due Diligence?
Buyers will focus on regulatory compliance. They want to ensure
proper billing, reimbursement and documentation exist. A hint of
fraud or abuse will end the process.
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What does Goodwill mean?
It is the difference in the purchase price between the Net Book Asset
Value the buyer is receiving and the intangible value of the company.
Goodwill is also taxed at Capital Gains rates versus Ordinary Income.
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