Commentary|Articles|March 12, 2024
What to do when your practice is an acquisition target
Author(s)Michael Joyce, CFA, CFP
Michael Joyce, CFP, CPA, president of Agili, discusses tips for how to approach a potential acquisition of your medical practice from a hospital, private equity firm, or other buyer.
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Michael Joyce, CFP, CPA, president of Agili, discusses tips for how to approach a potential acquisition of your medical practice from a hospital, private equity firm, or other buyer.
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