Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are
Many chiropractors dream of having the professional freedom to run their own practice, be their own boss and set their own schedule. Experience level, finances, goals and practice preferences, all factor into how chiropractors may choose to pursue practice ownership. Luckily there’s a path for everyone, from the starry-eyed associate to the experienced pro. Here
Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are
When it’s time to sell the practice, chiropractors want to close the deal efficiently and get the most value possible. However, many first-time sellers find it’s easy to unknowingly get in their own way. Avoid common missteps with the following tips: Do Clean Up Your Books Buyers will want to review profit and loss statements
It’s no secret the chiropractic industry attracts maverick personalities. That means when it’s time to sell the practice, many chiropractors are tempted to do it themselves. This can save the chiropractor some money on a broker’s fee. However, without clinic sales experience, the juice may not be worth the squeeze. Going the “for sale by
Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are
Many chiropractors dream of having the professional freedom to run their own practice, be their own boss and set their own schedule. Experience level, finances, goals and practice preferences, all factor into how chiropractors may choose to pursue practice ownership. Luckily there’s a path for everyone, from the starry-eyed associate to the experienced pro. Here
Location, location, location. The old real estate adage also applies to chiropractic practices. Where a clinic is located can mean the world of difference for a chiropractor’s take home pay, ability to grow their practice and quality of life. However, the best clinic locations aren’t always intuitive, and many require tradeoffs. For example, people are
When it’s time to sell the practice, chiropractors want to close the deal efficiently and get the most value possible. However, many first-time sellers find it’s easy to unknowingly get in their own way. Avoid common missteps with the following tips: Do Clean Up Your Books Buyers will want to review profit and loss statements
It’s no secret the chiropractic industry attracts maverick personalities. That means when it’s time to sell the practice, many chiropractors are tempted to do it themselves. This can save the chiropractor some money on a broker’s fee. However, without clinic sales experience, the juice may not be worth the squeeze. Going the “for sale by