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How to Value a Healthcare Practice: What the EBITDA Multiple Actually Measures

EBITDA stands for earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization. It is the most commonly used valuation metric for healthcare practice acquisitions because it measures the operating cash flow the practice generates before financing and tax decisions, which vary by buyer.

How to Value a Dental Practice: The Financial Metrics That Actually Determine the Number

The Unique Tax Challenges of Multi-Doctor Veterinary Practices (And How to Navigate Them)

Multi-doctor veterinary practices face tax planning complexity that solo practices do not. When more than one veterinarian owns and operates the practice, decisions about entity structure, compensation allocation, retirement plan design, and profit distribution have different implications for each owner.

What a Healthcare Practice Buyer Is Actually Looking For When They Evaluate an Acquisition

What Dental Practice Buyers Actually Look For: The Six Dimensions That Determine Your Sale Price

Exit Planning for Chiropractic Practice Owners: When to Start and What to Do First

The right time to start exit planning for a chiropractic practice is five to seven years before the intended sale date, and the earlier the better.

How to Start Building Personal Wealth From Your Healthcare Practice (Without Waiting Until Exit)

Most healthcare practice owners treat personal wealth building as something that happens after a practice sale. It is not.

How to Build a More Valuable Dental Practice Starting Now (Not Five Years Before You Sell)

The most effective way to build dental practice value is to improve EBITDA margin, reduce owner dependency, and develop clean financial infrastructure, and the best time to do all three is years before a sale, not months.

Veterinary Practice Valuation: The Financial Factors That Determine What Your Practice Sells For