Bvr's Guide To Physician Practice Valuation Third Edition

The landscape of the healthcare industry is dynamic and constantly evolving, especially in a time of healthcare reform. This is coupled with some major new and innovative thinking in the approach to healthcare valuation in a number of areas. BVR's Guide to Physician Practice Valuation, Third Edition is the essential resource for understanding the complexities inherent in physician practice valuation, whether for sale to a hospital, private equity firm, or to another physician.

Edited by renowned healthcare valuation thought leader Mark Dietrich, CPA/ABV, with contributions from 21 of the top healthcare valuation experts and attorneys in the profession, this new guide provides healthcare administrators, appraisers, and attorneys with current and comprehensive how-to guidance on valuation approaches in this evolving industry.

Please note: To meet the needs of executives and practitioners interested exclusively in physician practice valuation, all physician practice content from the BVR/AHLA Guide to Healthcare Industry Finance and Valuation is republished in the Guide to Physician Practice Valuation - and includes online access to Mark Dietrich's webinar Valuation Techniques for a Physician Practice: Getting it Right.

Highlights of the guide include: Comprehensive guidance from 21 of the top healthcare valuation experts and attorneys on the complex topic of physician practice valuation including: The affect the Affordable Care Act has had on healthcare valuation generally How the current market is affecting valuations The best methods to value physician practices and physician compensation New solutions to heavily debated topics in physician practice valuation--including a new ways to look at valuing compensation and intangible assets The most current research so you can confidently and thoroughly conduct a valuation of a physician practice - the new edition includes: 10 new chapters, with important updates to additional chapters New material that tackles the debate over using the cost approach to value a trained workforce in healthcare A new look at the value assigned to patient medical records And much more