Here are five statistics on ambulatory surgery center physician transactions from the HealthCare Appraisers 2013 ASC Valuation Survey.
• 82 percent of management company respondents prefer to purchase single-specialty ASCs with six to 15 physician owners.
• 65 percent of management company respondents prefer to purchase multispecialty ASCs with 11 to 20 physician owners.
• When selling minority interest to new physician investors, slightly over half of the respondents reported it took three to six months to consummate the sale.
• 53 percent of respondents say that when buying out an under-performing or retiring physician, they base redemption price on a predetermined formula.
• 29 percent of respondents obtain an independent fair market value appraisal to determine value when redeeming a retiring or under-performing physician.
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• 82 percent of management company respondents prefer to purchase single-specialty ASCs with six to 15 physician owners.
• 65 percent of management company respondents prefer to purchase multispecialty ASCs with 11 to 20 physician owners.
• When selling minority interest to new physician investors, slightly over half of the respondents reported it took three to six months to consummate the sale.
• 53 percent of respondents say that when buying out an under-performing or retiring physician, they base redemption price on a predetermined formula.
• 29 percent of respondents obtain an independent fair market value appraisal to determine value when redeeming a retiring or under-performing physician.
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