Healthcare business and ownership valuation
A healthcare transaction starts with a precise question: what business, interest, or group of assets is changing hands? We define that question before assessing the operations and developing the valuation.
Transactions we help evaluate
- Practice and facility acquisitions.
- Joint ventures and ownership changes.
- Physician and investor buy-ins or buyouts.
- Transfers of specified operating assets.
- Transactions involving related operating entities or holding companies.
Understand the operating economics
We examine the revenue and cost drivers relevant to the business, which may include provider production, procedures, reimbursement, payer mix, staffing, equipment, and physician compensation. We reconcile the operating data with the financial results and assess the assumptions used to project performance.
Value the interest being transferred
An enterprise valuation, an equity-interest valuation, and an asset-transfer analysis answer different questions. The engagement identifies the valuation date, ownership rights, included assets and liabilities, and any transaction-specific adjustments.
Coordinate the related work
Where a transaction also involves new compensation, management fees, or an allocation of purchase price, those questions can be scoped alongside the business valuation. The work addresses the relationships among the assumptions while preserving the purpose of each conclusion.