Healthcare and Medical

Accounting, tax and advisory for medical and dental practices and healthcare businesses that want clear numbers and a plan for the future.

Focus on Patients. We Will Focus on the Numbers.

Running a practice means running a business. Reimbursements shift, staffing costs climb and owners have to balance compensation, reinvestment and planning for their own retirement, often with little time left after patient care.

We work with physician and dental practices, specialty and surgical groups, and healthcare service businesses on practice accounting and reporting, owner compensation and tax planning, and the transitions that come with partner buy-ins, buy-outs and sales. The goal is a clear view of how the practice is performing and a plan that works for every owner.

What We Do

1

Practice Accounting and Reporting

Bookkeeping, monthly close and reporting that show collections, overhead and profitability by provider or location.

2

Owner Compensation and Tax Planning

Structuring owner pay, distributions and benefits so each partner is treated fairly and the practice stays tax efficient.

3

Entity Structure and Retirement Planning

Choosing the right entity and planning retirement contributions for owners and staff.

4

Partner Buy-Ins, Buy-Outs and Valuations

Valuing practice interests and planning the financial and tax side of admitting or exiting a partner.

5

Growth and Transition Planning

Budgeting, forecasting and planning for new locations, acquisitions, succession or a sale.

Learn More About Business Tax

Tax planning, compliance and credits for owners and their companies, with an eye on the owner's personal return.

Learn More About Business Valuations

Independent valuations for partner buy-ins and buy-outs, practice sales and estate planning.

Who Is This For

  • Physician and medical practices
  • Dental and orthodontic practices
  • Specialty and surgical groups
  • Healthcare service and medical supply businesses
  • Owners planning a partner change, a sale or retirement

Who You Will Work With

Your team brings tax, accounting and valuation experience together, so the people reviewing your practice finances also understand each owner's tax position and long-term plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should practice owners pay themselves?

It depends on the entity. Owners of an S corporation generally need to take reasonable compensation through payroll before taking distributions, and the balance between the two affects payroll taxes and retirement contributions. Read more about reasonable compensation.

How is a practice valued when a partner joins or leaves?

Value usually depends on the practice's earnings, the patient base, equipment and how much of the revenue depends on the departing owner. An independent valuation gives every partner a number they can rely on and reduces the chance of a dispute.

What financial reports should a practice review each month?

At a minimum, collections and production, overhead as a percentage of revenue, cash flow and a comparison to budget. Groups with multiple providers or locations benefit from seeing each one separately.

How can practice owners plan for retirement or a sale?

Start early. Planning a few years ahead gives you time to strengthen financial performance, choose the right deal structure and manage the tax impact. Read about succession strategies and their tax impact.

Where are your healthcare clients located?

Our office is in Media, PA. We work with practices and healthcare businesses across Delaware County, Greater Philadelphia, South Jersey and Delaware, and nationwide.

Running a medical or dental practice?

Let's talk about your practice, your partners and your plans for the future.

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