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​The Many Different Types of Veterinary Practice Transitions

By planning your transition carefully and working with a trusted broker in the Veterinary practice marketplace, practice sellers can ensure each element of the process is completed smoothly. But first, it’s important to learn more about the types of Veterinary practice transitions available for those considering a sale. In this article, the team at OMNI Practice Group explains the processes...Read More

FAQ’s by Dentists Who Are Thinking About Selling Their Practice

1. When should I start thinking about and preparing to sell my practice? The earlier the better, but no later than 3 years prior to selling your practice in order to optimize your sales price and find a good buyer match.  Practice values are typically based on 3 to 5 years of financial information with the numbers weighted heavier towards the most recent years.  If you focus your last 3...Read More

Questions Frequently Asked by Veterinarians Who Are Thinking About Selling Their Practice

By Rod Johnston & Jim Vander Mey When should I start thinking about and preparing to sell my practice? The earlier the better, but no later than 3 years prior to selling your practice in order to optimize your sales price and find a good buyer match.  Practice values are typically based on 3 to 5 years of financial information with the numbers weighted heavier towards the most...Read More

Top Pitfalls To Avoid When Buying a Veterianry Practice

There are a number of things to look out for when buying a veterinary practice.  If you’re not careful, you could end up with a bag of tricks.  Here are some of the top pitfalls to avoid when buying a practice: 1. Not understanding the numbers. Be sure and know what normal veterinary expenses are and what may be extraneous. 2.  Assume the staff are all on board and will be staying with...Read More

When Do You Know You’re Ready for Your First Dental Practice? 

You have been out of dental school for over a year now, working as an associate, or a GPR assignment.  You’re getting antsy as the owner keeps giving you the new patient exams, fillings, and the mean, nasty patients they don’t want to see.  You’ve got the itch for a change, either to do a startup or buy your first dental practice.   But, how do you know you’re ready?...Read More