What
is the difference between a practice sale or “buy-out”
and a “buy-in”?
Essentially
the buy-in may entail an associateship preceding a fractional
sale of a practice with subsequent joint ownership. Typically
a buy-out entails a complete sale of a practice with a subsequent
associateship by the selling doctor. At times a practice transition
can entail elements of both a “buy-in” and a “buy-out”.
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to questions
Please
contact Shea Practice Transitions for a no obligation
consultation to explore whether a Practice Buy-In is right
for you.
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