
Steven - Healthcare M&A Guy
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Steven - Healthcare M&A Guy
@HCareAdvisorGuy
Partner and Founder @ OakBridge Advisory. Financial due diligence pro (QoE) specializing in all things healthcare. Ex-B4 and IB with 15+ years of experience.



Your regular reminder that a small handful of autism clinics sold for $64m - a 32x run rate multiple. $2m profit 64 patients $64m exit 23 months from founding to exit New locations broke even in 1.5 months These autism clinics and deals aren't nearly as controversial as you'd think: - Insurance usually pays for it - Parents are largely happy - Business owner and employees do well ABA Therapy is life changing for these kids. My good friend is an M&A advisor that worked this deal





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I find that most deals are lost to due diligence issues. The biggest issue is that the financials are not reflective of reality. We also often find basic issues like customer concentration or unions are not disclosed. Just looked at a deal where the seller tried to claim that Wal-Mart and Sam's Club are two different customers....





Is it smart to take a counter offer? In most cases, probably not. Let’s see what ChatGPT says:


@HCareAdvisorGuy Or, hear me out, or: Negotiate a counter offer with him, send him contract to sign (without company signature filled in), once he signs tell him another candidate offered to take the same roll for less and ask if he'll counter


