Any non-physicians that have bought a health care clinic?

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by a searcher from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management
in Atlanta, GA, USA

2yrs ago

Any non-physicians that have bought a health care clinic?

I'm a non-physician trying to buy a health care clinic in the state of FL (from a physician).

- How did you keep the insurance contracts continuous with BCBS, Aetna, Medicare, etc?

Best as I can figure, I need to buy the company stock (shares) to keep the TIN (EIN)?
- Does it help to leave the doctor on with 5% equity?
- I have an SBA lender who might be OK with purchase, but if you have others I'll take names...
- Attorney that can help model the sales agreement? Liabilities post sale if I keep the TIN....
Thoughts? Experience? Names?

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reply by a searcher 2yrs ago
from University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in Dallas, TX, USA

^redacted‌, echoing what others have said, ALL my healthcare experience comes from the MSO side as an operator / deal guy. I would recommend a Healthcare attorney who has set-up MSO structures in the past. My current firm utilizes Epstein Becker Green as an outside counsel / advisor. Happy to chat further if you're interested.

reply by an investor 2yrs ago
from University of Southern California in West Los Angeles, CA 90025, USA

I'm currently involved in the management of a clinic with an MSO structure. I can refer you to the attorney who set that up for us. He is an expert in that space. Daniel Eliavredacted