Ambulatory surgery center valuation
An ambulatory surgery center valuation connects the center’s operating economics with the ownership interest being evaluated. We examine case activity, reimbursement, costs, and the rights associated with the proposed transaction.
Analyze the center’s performance
The analysis may include cases by physician and specialty, payer mix, net revenue per case, staffing, supplies, and other operating expenses. We assess the capital expenditures and working capital needed to support projected operations.
Evaluate the ownership interest
A transaction involving a minority interest requires a clear understanding of the interest’s rights and restrictions. Where a holding company owns interests in several centers, the scope must also address the ownership chain and the underlying investments.
Support the transaction at hand
- Acquisition or sale of an ownership interest.
- Physician or investor buy-in and buyout.
- Joint venture formation or ownership restructuring.
- Valuation of a center or a group of operating investments.
Coordinate related arrangements
Professional services, anesthesia coverage, management fees, equipment, and real estate arrangements may affect the center’s economics or require separate analysis. We identify those connections when defining the engagement.