succession planning - independent dental solutions · 2020-03-05 · succession planning p what do...
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Succession PlanningWhat do you want to do when you grow up!!
Mike White, CPA
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What do you want to do when you grow up!
• Whether you are just
starting out or have been
practicing for 25 years
• Planning for the end goal
always needs to be part of
your annual process
• Ensuring your practice is
worth top value
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What is your Reason1. Are you looking to Build a Practice to Succeed to your child
2. Are you looking to Build a Practice and add more locations
along the way
3. Are you looking to Sell your Practice to an individual or
Associate
4. Are you looking to Sell your Practice to Private Equity
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New Graduate
Associateship
Independent Contractor
Employee
Joining as Partner
Ownership
Start-up Acquisition
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Keys to a Successful Transition 1. Start with understanding what your transition plan is..
2. Ensure your story (financials) are telling the story you want to tell
3. Get a valuation from someone that knows the industry to see if your
practice is ready for market
4. Evaluate the look and feel of your practice – is it desirable? Will
someone choose to acquire you or open their own
5. Seek guidance from professionals in the industry that can help
navigate your options
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Selling Practice “Request
List”Financial/Corporate Data
• Past 3 Years Tax Returns
• Depreciable Asset Schedule
• Lease Agreement
• Accounts Receivable Report
– With “Aging Buckets”
• Employment Agreements– And Benefits (if applicable)
Practice Management Data
• Past 3 Years… (by provider)– Production
– Adjustments
– Collections
• Patient Demographic Information
• Payer Matrix
• Summary of Revenue by Procedure
• Fee Schedule
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Level of Importance “Buyer’s Thoughts”
Location
Overhead
Past Performance
Staff/Culture
• Curb Appeal• Patient Demographic• Dentist to Population Ratio• Age/Quality of Infrastructure
• Largest Expenditures• Fixed vs. Variable Costs• Monthly Expenses• Vendors
• Experience• Personality• Chemistry• Efficiency
• Production/Collection figures• Month-to-month trends• Patient Retention Rate/Age• Accounts Receivables
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Don’t Forget
• Check your suspended credits within your AR
• Check your liability balances to ensure you take into consideration for your net value
• Discuss with your tax advisors a projected net cash flow after taxes
• Discuss with your other advisors to ensure they are prepared to help you consider other exposures
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Who wants to purchase my practice
• Associate Doctor
• Non-Related Doctor buyer
• DSO
• Affiliate with another group
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Overview of Dental Support Organizations (DSOs)
• An entity that provides non-clinical support services to dental practices.
• May also provide dental practices with non-clinical employees, equipment, trademarks, and office space.
• Paid monthly business support fees and other applicable fees by dental practices.
• Non-dentist ownership of a DSO is permitted.• DSOs cannot own dental practices (with very few exceptions).• Extensive litigation in the late 1990s to early 2000s focused on
DSO control over dental practices.• Growing number of dentists are affiliated with DSOs.
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What are Dental Service Organizations (DSO)
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TRADITIONAL PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
DENTIST(Solo Practitioner)
PATIENTS
DentalServices
Fees
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DENTAL SUPPORT ORGANIZATION• Can be owned by dentists and non-dentists.• Owns trademarks, domain names, and other assets• Provides non-clinical business support services to Practices
DSO Business Agreements
and DSO Fees
DentalPractice No. 1• d/b/a ABC Dental• 100% Dentist Owned
Sub-DSO• Owned at least 51%
by DSO and up to 49% by Partner Dentist(s)
Sub-DSO• Owned at least 51%
by DSO and up to 49% by Partner Dentist(s)
Sub-DSO• Owned at least 51%
by DSO and up to 49% by Partner Dentist(s)
Dental Practice No. 4• d/b/a ABC Dental• 100% Dentist Owned
Dental Practice No. 5• d/b/a ABC Dental• 100% Dentist Owned
Dental Practice No. 6• d/b/a ABC Dental• 100% Dentist Owned
Dental Practice No. 7• d/b/a ABC Dental• 100% Dentist Owned
Dental Practice No. 3• d/b/a ABC Dental• 100% Dentist Owned
Dental Practice No. 2• d/b/a ABC Dental• 100% Dentist Owned
•Business Support Subcontracting Agreements and Fees•Trademark License Agreements and Fees (as applicable)
EMPLOYMENT PRACTICE (Optional)• 100% Dentist Owned• Employs and leases personnel to Practices
Sub-DSO• Owned at least 51%
by DSO and up to 49% by Partner Dentist(s)
DSO Business Agreementsand DSO Fees
Staffing Agreements
DSO Business Agreements:•Business Support Agreement•Trademark License/Sublicense Agreement (as applicable)
•Equipment Use Agreement (as applicable)•Office Sublease (as applicable)•Equity Transfer Restriction Agreement•HIPAA Business Associate Agreement
DSO Fees:•Business Support Fee•Trademark License/Sublicense Fee (as applicable)•Equipment Use Fee (as applicable)•Office Sublease Payment (as applicable)
DSO-SUPPORTED PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY
Staffing Agreements
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DSO Red Flags
• Do the DSO and the owner dentist have a poor relationship?• Does a non-dentist own an interest in the dental practice?• Are dental fees being split with a non-dentist?• Is a non-dentist an officer or director of the dental practice?• Does the DSO try to impose quotas on dentists?• Are support fees based on a percentage of dental practice revenue?• Does the dental practice owe the DSO substantial unpaid support
fees?• Does the DSO employ clinical employees?• Is a non-dentist making clinical decisions?• Have the parties implemented and are they following the necessary
DSO business agreements?
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A special thank you for joining and giving CLA the opportunity to speak today.
Mike White, [email protected]
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