Cardiology May be The Next Big Thing in Physician Practice Management
Investor interest in cardiovascular services is growing, and doctors sense an opportunity.
Investor interest in cardiovascular services is growing, and doctors sense an opportunity.
The home health care and hospice industry is expected to continue its fast growth rate resulting in business owners reviewing when it may be the best time to sell.
The hospice and home health care industry is expected to grow strongly over the foreseeable future, driven by powerful demographic trends, including a rising elderly population, longer life spans and more chronic and age-related illnesses.
Acquisitions of physician practices by Private Equity has exploded over the last six years.
2021 projects that private equity investment in behavioral health will reach an all-time high as investors seek to cash in on the growing demand for therapeutic services.
The first quarter of 2021 delivered 38 reported behavioral health transactions, an increase over any quarter in 2020. We expect some of this activity reflects deals that were delayed due to COVID-19. However, we generally expect high deal flow throughout 2021, supported by increasing private equity interest, a favorable government, and a seller pool that is ready to transact.
The behavioral health market is highly fragmented which is always a catalyst for consolidation. COVID-19 added to that and created an increased opportunity in M&A activity.
COVID-19 affected behavioral health in a substantial way which is creating a path for M&A opportunities.
Designed to help physician owners considering a sale to private equity, this paper examines the key questions common to our initial client conversations. The learnings apply to all practice verticals from ophthalmology .. to gastroenterology .. to dermatology. Topics include: The Best Time to Sell, Determining the Best Buyer, The Private Equity Investment Model, Calculating Adjusted EBITDA for Medical Practices, Practice Valuation and Multiples, How to Get Associate Physicians to Buy-in.
We think about private equity-backed consolidations as part of a lifecycle. Like most business cycles, it starts out with pioneering that accelerates through further adoption.