Category: M&A
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EBITDA and Cash Flow: How to Evaluate Profitability in a Medical Practice Acquisition
In the current landscape of healthcare M&A, identifying a practice’s true valuation requires moving beyond surface-level spreadsheets. While adjusted EBITDA serves as the gold standard for initial pricing, it often masks the underlying liquidity constraints caused by insurance reimbursement delays. For both buyers and sellers, the strategic advantage lies in bridging the gap between accrual-basis…
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Financing Options for Buying a Medical Practice: Bank Loans vs. AR-Backed Working Capital vs. Seller Financing
The landscape of healthcare M&A has shifted dramatically this year. According to recent reports, physician medical groups captured a record 46% share of health services deal volume in the first quarter of 2026. As consolidation accelerates, securing the right capital structure is no longer just a financial detail: it is a strategic necessity for any…
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After 40 Years, Greenville Women’s Care Closed. Here’s What Every Independent Practice in Eastern NC Needs to Know
Greenville Women’s Care closed on June 1, 2026 after nearly 40 years. Three physicians were forced to transition to other Physicians East locations. That is the real story independent owners across Eastern North Carolina should pay attention to now. If a long-standing practice in Greenville can lose momentum, so can a clinic in Charlotte, Raleigh,…
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Revenue Due Diligence for Healthcare Practice Acquisitions: What to Verify Before You Buy
July 7, 2026 As healthcare M&A volume stabilizes in mid-2026, the gold standard for a successful acquisition is no longer just “growth,” but rather the rigorous verification of revenue sustainability. With the CMS 2026 Physician Fee Schedule shifting economics toward independent office-based settings, buyers must look beyond top-line numbers to ensure long-term stability. The Key…
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Accounts Receivable and the Hidden Costs of Buying a Medical Practice: Budgeting for Transaction Fees
July 7, 2026 With physician medical groups accounting for a record 46% of healthcare M&A volume in early 2026, the market for practice acquisitions has reached a gold standard of competition. However, both buyers and sellers can underestimate the “soft costs” and legal friction points that erode certainty before closing. The Strategic Reality: For a…
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How to Negotiate the Right Price for a Healthcare Practice Acquisition
July 7, 2026 Negotiating a healthcare acquisition requires moving beyond surface-level multiples to understand the underlying financial health of the target. As the American Hospital Association (AHA) notes, clinical integration and financial stability are the benchmarks of a successful merger in today’s landscape. To secure the gold standard deal, both buyers and sellers need a…
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Analyzing Accounts Receivable and AR-Backed Working Capital Potential Before Buying A Healthcare Business
As the healthcare M&A market accelerates in 2026, the margin for error in practice acquisition has vanished. Successful buyers and disciplined sellers both need a “gold standard” financial lens to protect value, preserve credibility, and create a smoother close. The cornerstone of a secure acquisition is Step 3 of the 10-step guide: evaluating financials and…
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Wake County Regulatory Scarcity and Strategic Accounts Receivable for Raleigh M&A
The Raleigh healthcare market just got a sharper signal from regulators. North Carolina approved WakeMed Raleigh’s $429.7 million expansion for 164 additional acute care beds, while separate proposals for a new Garner hospital and a new Wake Forest hospital were rejected under the state’s Certificate of Need process. For independent practices and healthcare businesses in…
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The Wilmington Hospital War: Accounts Receivable and Factoring Solutions for Healthcare Small Businesses
The Wilmington healthcare landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. With Novant Health and UNC Health locked in a high-stakes competition for regional influence, and HCA Healthcare’s acquisition activity reshaping urgent care, the local “Hospital War” is creating real pressure for healthcare small businesses across the spectrum, from group practices and dental offices to outpatient clinics,…