Allied Health Practice Valuations
All allied health practice valuations are for a specific purpose and are very different to allied health practice appraisals. We are experts in Allied Health practice valuations with reports undertaken by a qualified and registered Allied Health practice valuer. Our Allied Health practice valuations meet the standard for and are written specifically for purposes such as:
- Prospective Sale
- Family Law Court
- Tax Office Requirements ( stamp duty requirements on company or business restructure)
- Partner buy in / buy out
- Buying a practice
- Partnership or associate disputes on intrinsic value.
As an Allied Health practice valuer, we have produced reports for clients from all states and cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane. We have an extensive history of Allied Health practice values upon which to assist us with our valuation reports. We have consulted to accounting and law firms and can serve as industry experts in disputes or in the analysis of 3rd party produced valuation reports as expert valuers. Our Allied Health practice valuations are conducted under the guidelines of the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC). The IVSC framework provides a comprehensive structure that meets internationally recognised standards. For more information on the IVSC and their standards visit here.
The valuation of your Allied Health practice will be extensive, thorough and in great detail. We will use evidence based allied health practice valuation multiples that are pertinent to your business along with a range of other factors. The resulting presented report is both logical and sequential and one that meets the scope and purpose of the valuation engagement.
Factors That Influence Allied Health Practice Valuations
Premises
An analysis of the lease, its length and terms and costs relative to adjacent or similar premises
Location
City or regional, shop front on commercial strip or inside other premises. Branding to the public and footfall.
Financials
An in depth analysis of Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss.
Staffing
Spread and size of clinical team. Management team, hours worked by owners and reliance on owners. Can staff leave to a competitor easily?
Assets An assessment of tangible assets in their in-situ state with reference to depreciation schedules.
IT System and Processes
Is the practice utilising the latest in technology and how does that drive efficiencies.
Competition
Who are the competitors, where are they, what are they charging?
Billing Structure and Revenue Stream
What is the spread of income and from what clinical areas are these derived? Is there a majority referrer?
Accreditation & Registrations
Does the practice meet an accredited professional industry standard or registration?
Loans and Leases
Are assets owned or under lease? If so, an analysis of the conditions and terms.
Contracts
Market Evidence Is Key For The Most Accurate Allied Health Practice Valuations
Most importantly, our reports are verifiable against other market data. This includes a basis against similar recently transacted sales evidence of other practices. Our reports set us apart from other valuation firms and accountancy groups. These firms often do not have access to this market data on an ongoing basis which can lead to inaccuracies.
Do you need an Allied Health Practice Valuation or an Allied Health Practice Appraisal?
What is an Allied Health practice appraisal?
An appraisal can be defined as a “market estimate” of what your practice might sell for. Allied Health practice appraisals can be undertaken by any person, agent or broker without the need for any specific skills or qualifications. Appraisals are essentially a “back of the envelope” calculation which cannot be used for purposes such family law, courts, tax office, partnership disputes, buy in / buy outs or any other reason where they may be called upon for further scrutiny. An appraisal will not stand up in court or to scrutiny and will be discredited in such cases rendering any money you have paid for it worthless. Appraisals are usually free of charge in most cases.
What is a Allied Health practice valuation?
A valuation is a formal, legal, robust and defendable document that is written to a specific independent framework and standard. It is a document of considerable length and scope and written for a specific purpose. A valuation can only be performed by a qualified and registered valuer with specific qualifications and skills. Unlike appraisals, Valuations can be used in instances such as family law, assets distributions, tax office needs, partnership buy in / buy out or for the purpose of purchasing a business. A valuation will stand up to scrutiny and be defended. If you wish to have a professional, process driven and evidence based Allied Health practice valuation, we welcome you to contact us for a confidential discussion. Please complete the form below and an Allied Health practice valuer will be in touch to have an obligation free discussion about your business and requirements.
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