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With the merger & acquisition activity in the rehabilitation industry continuing to heat up, the first step when considering some sort of exit strategy is a proper valuation of your rehabilitation practice. Business valuations are much more of an art than a science. Make sure that whomever values your business has experience in . . . → Read More: Valuation of Rehabilitation Businesses: How Much is My Business Worth? I just got off the phone with yet another buyer who is interested in rehabilitation business acquisitions– this time in the south region. Acquisition strategy calls like this are coming to us on a weekly basis. Yet, when you talk to most business owners, the sentiment in most industries is that this is . . . → Read More: Rehab Mergers & Acquisitions: Is it Becoming a Seller’s Market? The operations of your rehabilitation business drives your financial results. That’s why we’ve spent so much time in the previous segments talking about how to set and measure your operations budget against your financial results. Now we are ready to talk about how to marry your operations information with your financial information. Your . . . → Read More: Moving Your Rehabilitation Business From Good to Great—Part V: Marrying Operations and Financial Results |
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