Thirty years in the healthcare industry teaches a brutal truth: nothing is uglier, more contentious, or more combative than an Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) exit. Most physician-owners carry the idea of a sale in the back of their minds as a vague, future event-much like death, it is a fatalistic reality they refuse to wrestle with until it is far too late. They treat their life's work as an operational afterthought, assuming that continuity and wealth will naturally follow once a check is signed. It rarely does.
In Surgery Center Exit Manual: How to Sell, Merge, or Hold Without Regret, Shakeel Ahmed, M.D., exposes the "Exit Myth" and provides a masterclass in transactional engineering specifically for medical professionals. Written with fierce candor and grounded in current private equity realities, Dr. Ahmed shatters the illusion of the rearview-mirror EBITDA trophy. He demonstrates how sophisticated buyers forensicly dissect an ASC's "invisible balance sheet," hunting for vulnerabilities in loose governance, undocumented handshake agreements, physician concentration, and shifting payer dynamics.
This comprehensive blueprint moves physician-owners past the basic level of monthly distributions and into a strategic, fourth-dimensional mindset. Through real-world examples of the "Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" of healthcare M&A, readers will learn how to:
Value is not what you claim, what you believe, or what you once achieved-value is what survives due diligence. Whether you are contemplating a minority recapitalization, a health system joint venture, or a complete divestiture, Surgery Center Exit Manual is the indispensable architecture required to convert a lifetime of clinical excellence into liberating wealth without losing control of the narrative.
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Dr. Shakeel Ahmed is a Professor of Medicine and a pioneering figure in healthcare entrepreneurship. As the CEO of the Midwest's leading network of ambulatory surgery centers, he has authored fifteen books and serves as a consultant to governments across four continents.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Thirty years in the healthcare industry teaches a brutal truth: nothing is uglier, more contentious, or more combative than an Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) exit. Most physician-owners carry the idea of a sale in the back of their minds as a vague, future event-much like death, it is a fatalistic reality they refuse to wrestle with until it is far too late. They treat their life's work as an operational afterthought, assuming that continuity and wealth will naturally follow once a check is signed. It rarely does.In Surgery Center Exit Manual: How to Sell, Merge, or Hold Without Regret, Shakeel Ahmed, M.D., exposes the "Exit Myth" and provides a masterclass in transactional engineering specifically for medical professionals. Written with fierce candor and grounded in current private equity realities, Dr. Ahmed shatters the illusion of the rearview-mirror EBITDA trophy. He demonstrates how sophisticated buyers forensicly dissect an ASC's "invisible balance sheet," hunting for vulnerabilities in loose governance, undocumented handshake agreements, physician concentration, and shifting payer dynamics.This comprehensive blueprint moves physician-owners past the basic level of monthly distributions and into a strategic, fourth-dimensional mindset. Through real-world examples of the "Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" of healthcare M&A, readers will learn how to: Anchor the Valuation: Master the hidden vocabulary of "capital language" to protect risk-adjusted outcomes over deceptive headline numbers.Protect the Real Estate (PropCo): Structurally decouple the physical building from clinical operations (OpCo) to maximize tax advantages and establish an institutional-grade, passive income vehicle.Secure the Anesthesia Exit: Convert vulnerable anesthesia dependencies into highly profitable, contractually insulated, and defensible standalone assets.Navigate Minority Recaps: Avoid the insidious "Control Trap" where selling less than half your equity can quietly surrender more than half your decision-making authority.Defend the Definitive Agreement: Establish bulletproof parameters around working capital pegs, fundamental representations, geographic non-competes, and Material Adverse Effect (MAE) clauses.Value is not what you claim, what you believe, or what you once achieved-value is what survives due diligence. Whether you are contemplating a minority recapitalization, a health system joint venture, or a complete divestiture, Surgery Center Exit Manual is the indispensable architecture required to convert a lifetime of clinical excellence into liberating wealth without losing control of the narrative. The blueprint for Ambulatory Surgery Center exits. Dr. Shakeel Ahmed shatters the EBITDA myth, showing physician-owners how to protect wealth, separate real estate, and secure anesthesia revenue before private equity or health systems buy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798240909658
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Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Thirty years in the healthcare industry teaches a brutal truth: nothing is uglier, more contentious, or more combative than an Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) exit. Most physician-owners carry the idea of a sale in the back of their minds as a vague, future event-much like death, it is a fatalistic reality they refuse to wrestle with until it is far too late. They treat their life's work as an operational afterthought, assuming that continuity and wealth will naturally follow once a check is signed. It rarely does.In Surgery Center Exit Manual: How to Sell, Merge, or Hold Without Regret, Shakeel Ahmed, M.D., exposes the 'Exit Myth' and provides a masterclass in transactional engineering specifically for medical professionals. Written with fierce candor and grounded in current private equity realities, Dr. Ahmed shatters the illusion of the rearview-mirror EBITDA trophy. He demonstrates how sophisticated buyers forensicly dissect an ASC's 'invisible balance sheet,' hunting for vulnerabilities in loose governance, undocumented handshake agreements, physician concentration, and shifting payer dynamics.This comprehensive blueprint moves physician-owners past the basic level of monthly distributions and into a strategic, fourth-dimensional mindset. Through real-world examples of the 'Good, the Bad, and the Ugly' of healthcare M&A, readers will learn how to:Anchor the Valuation: Master the hidden vocabulary of 'capital language' to protect risk-adjusted outcomes over deceptive headline numbers.Protect the Real Estate (PropCo): Structurally decouple the physical building from clinical operations (OpCo) to maximize tax advantages and establish an institutional-grade, passive income vehicle.Secure the Anesthesia Exit: Convert vulnerable anesthesia dependencies into highly profitable, contractually insulated, and defensible standalone assets.Navigate Minority Recaps: Avoid the insidious 'Control Trap' where selling less than half your equity can quietly surrender more than half your decision-making authority.Defend the Definitive Agreement: Establish bulletproof parameters around working capital pegs, fundamental representations, geographic non-competes, and Material Adverse Effect (MAE) clauses.Value is not what you claim, what you believe, or what you once achieved-value is what survives due diligence. Whether you are contemplating a minority recapitalization, a health system joint venture, or a complete divestiture, Surgery Center Exit Manual is the indispensable architecture required to convert a lifetime of clinical excellence into liberating wealth without losing control of the narrative. Seller Inventory # 9798240909658
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Thirty years in the healthcare industry teaches a brutal truth: nothing is uglier, more contentious, or more combative than an Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC) exit. Most physician-owners carry the idea of a sale in the back of their minds as a vague, future event-much like death, it is a fatalistic reality they refuse to wrestle with until it is far too late. They treat their life's work as an operational afterthought, assuming that continuity and wealth will naturally follow once a check is signed. It rarely does.In Surgery Center Exit Manual: How to Sell, Merge, or Hold Without Regret, Shakeel Ahmed, M.D., exposes the "Exit Myth" and provides a masterclass in transactional engineering specifically for medical professionals. Written with fierce candor and grounded in current private equity realities, Dr. Ahmed shatters the illusion of the rearview-mirror EBITDA trophy. He demonstrates how sophisticated buyers forensicly dissect an ASC's "invisible balance sheet," hunting for vulnerabilities in loose governance, undocumented handshake agreements, physician concentration, and shifting payer dynamics.This comprehensive blueprint moves physician-owners past the basic level of monthly distributions and into a strategic, fourth-dimensional mindset. Through real-world examples of the "Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" of healthcare M&A, readers will learn how to: Anchor the Valuation: Master the hidden vocabulary of "capital language" to protect risk-adjusted outcomes over deceptive headline numbers.Protect the Real Estate (PropCo): Structurally decouple the physical building from clinical operations (OpCo) to maximize tax advantages and establish an institutional-grade, passive income vehicle.Secure the Anesthesia Exit: Convert vulnerable anesthesia dependencies into highly profitable, contractually insulated, and defensible standalone assets.Navigate Minority Recaps: Avoid the insidious "Control Trap" where selling less than half your equity can quietly surrender more than half your decision-making authority.Defend the Definitive Agreement: Establish bulletproof parameters around working capital pegs, fundamental representations, geographic non-competes, and Material Adverse Effect (MAE) clauses.Value is not what you claim, what you believe, or what you once achieved-value is what survives due diligence. Whether you are contemplating a minority recapitalization, a health system joint venture, or a complete divestiture, Surgery Center Exit Manual is the indispensable architecture required to convert a lifetime of clinical excellence into liberating wealth without losing control of the narrative. The blueprint for Ambulatory Surgery Center exits. Dr. Shakeel Ahmed shatters the EBITDA myth, showing physician-owners how to protect wealth, separate real estate, and secure anesthesia revenue before private equity or health systems buy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798240909658
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