HedgeStone Business Advisors
Selling a practice you’ve built. Buying one you can grow. Start with a clear view of the numbers, the options, and what comes next—with confidentiality at the center.
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Explore your next move
Explore cash remaining at closing before income taxes.
Enter all three amounts to see your scenario.
Cash portion − debt payoff − closing costs. This is a scenario, not a valuation or tax estimate. Other adjustments can change actual proceeds.
Talk through your proceeds and sale optionsYour entries stay in this page’s memory. No sign-up needed.
Where are you headed?
Get the guidance that matches your side of the table.
Understand what transfers, who could buy, and which terms support the life you want after closing.
Define your buybox, test the cash flow, and understand the obligations that arrive with the keys.
A process built around you
A strong transaction starts well before the offer. We focus the conversation on your goals, what the financials support, and the details that can change the outcome.
Talk through your next stepTiming, location, clinical fit, confidentiality, and the role you want after the transaction.
Reconcile collections, owner earnings, staffing, the lease, and the work the next owner must cover.
Separate cash at closing from future payments, equity risk, financing conditions, and employment terms.
Connect diligence, advisor review, lender milestones, records planning, and staff communication.
The practice transition library
Collections are a starting point. Understand the earnings, transferability, and terms behind an opinion of value.
Read the valuation guide ↗Buyer comparisonCompare cash, retained equity, work-back obligations, and your day-to-day role after the sale.
Compare the two paths ↗Interactive toolsExplore debt payments, overhead, owner income, and the difference between a headline offer and cash.
Open the calculators ↗A few first questions
The seller path subtracts debt payoff and closing costs from the cash portion of a sale price, before income taxes and other adjustments. The buyer path estimates monthly principal and interest on a fixed-rate, fully amortizing loan. You enter the assumptions. Neither result establishes practice value, financing eligibility or an actual transaction outcome.
Start with a private conversation. A proposed sale can be introduced to qualified buyers through a blind summary, followed by an NDA before identifying information is released. Staff and patient communication should follow a deliberate plan that reflects the transaction and applicable requirements.
The buyer search can consider both, depending on the practice and the seller’s goals. A private buyer’s financing and clinical fit matter; a DSO offer also needs scrutiny of retained equity, contingent payments, employment obligations, and governance.
No. The guides and calculators help you test assumptions. A defensible opinion requires practice financials, a clear treatment of owner compensation, local buyer demand, and the proposed transaction terms.
No. This is a brokerage intake and education site, not a public listing marketplace. Images are representative. Practice details are shared through an appropriately confidential process.
Your next chapter starts here
You don’t need a final decision to start a conversation. Bring your questions, your priorities, and where you are in the process.