Regarding succession planning, I have been approached by physicians looking to exit their practice anywhere from three months to seven years. I cannot stress enough the importance of planning ahead, especially if you are a solo medical practice; anything short of twelve months and you will almost always find yourself on the losing side of the transaction. This article is aimed at any physician contemplating exiting their practice at some point. Perhaps you are finally at the point in life where you are considering retirement; with all the work you have put into your practice, retirement is a welcome sign and you are contemplating selling. Most physicians are caught on the “entrepreneur merry-go-round”, dealing with business issues, family, staff, banks and so on, and find it difficult even to plan this year’s strategy, let alone figure out whether it’s time to sell.
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