Do Your Financial Due Diligence

Saturday, February 1, 2025

11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Course Code:

749SL

Cost:

$0.00

Credits:

1

CE Hour

Dentist
Lecture
Minuteman
Practice Management

When presented with an opportunity to purchase a practice, a dentist can be overwhelmed trying to evaluate the volume of practice data available to determine whether to move forward with the purchase. In this presentation, we will help you better understand what it means to “Do Your Financial Due Diligence”. You will learn how to evaluate financial data in several practice management areas, such as Collections & Overhead, Productivity, Staff Compensation, Standard Fee Schedule, and Projected “After-Tax, After Debt-Service Cash Flow”. We will discuss practice management averages, metrics, and benchmarks common to practices in the area. We will review real world examples of how this information can be utilized as part of the Due Diligence process and help put the practice opportunity into perspective compared to other practices.


This course is also valuable for Sellers so they can learn which aspects of their practices the Buyers will be evaluating when the time to sell their practice arrives.

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In this course attendees will:

  • Understand the overhead for dental practices in your area
  • Review 11 Productivity Metrics that can help pinpoint opportunities and pitfalls
  • Compare your practice management numbers with similar practices
  • Develop confidence in analyzing and understanding practice management data when presented with an opportunity
  • Identify what to look for during the Due Diligence process when your LOI (Letter of Intent) is accepted
  • Recognize key attributes of a target practice that provide the best opportunities for a buyer 
The Schwartz & Schwartz, CPAs grant has been applied to this course.
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