You built your practice.
Let's make sure you're paid what it's actually worth.

Serious about Selling To A DSO

Many owners want the value a DSO can offer — but the buyer you choose and how the deal is structured will shape your price, your autonomy, and your life after closing. We help motivated owners reach the right DSO buyers, position the practice for maximum value, and stay in control of the process.

The best first step isn't deciding how you want to sell — it's finding out what your practice is actually worth. Everything else follows from that number.

Not All DSOs Are the Same

• Management styles vary. Larger DSOs are more corporate and structured; mid-size groups are often more flexible on autonomy and clinical control.
• Patient philosophy matters. Some run high-volume models; others prioritize the relationship-based care you built your reputation on.
• Bigger doesn't mean more money. Mid-size DSOs — many of which we have direct relationships with — frequently pay more and offer better terms than the largest names.

The difference between a good outcome and a great one comes down to a thorough EBITDA analysis and relationships deep enough to create real competition for your practice. That's the work we do before your name ever reaches a buyer.

What Full Representation Actually Changes

A DSO makes its money on the spread between what it pays and what your practice earns. Its team negotiates transactions every week. If you walk in without an advisor, that experience gap shows up in your price and in the terms you live with for the next three to five years.

We manage the whole process: a defensible EBITDA analysis, confidential positioning, a competitive buyer approach, offer comparison across cash, rollover equity, and earnout, then negotiation and closing support. You see every offer side by side, in plain numbers, before you commit to anything.

Why Owners Trust Us

We represent you, not the buyer. You get a free EBITDA analysis from real analysts, access to 100+ active DSO and private-group relationships, and complete confidentiality — your staff and patients won't know until you decide.

Selling to a DSO isn't right for everyone, and we'll be candid about fit — whether the right move is a DSO sale, a private buyer, or another exit entirely. The starting point is always the same: a free, confidential look at what your practice is worth.