Medical Practices M&A Activity & Market Trends
Looking to buy or sell an Medical Practices business? Axial connects Medical Practices owners with pre-vetted advisors, and provides Medical Practices investors with targeted deal flow. See below for recent market activity and valuations.
Whether you're a business owner planning your exit or an investor seeking opportunities, we'll help you navigate the Medical Practices M&A landscape with confidence.
Axial Medical Practices Market Activity & Deal Flow
Current market snapshot
62 Medical Practices businesses actively seeking buyers through Axial's advisor network, representing $423.8M in combined revenue and ranging from $865K to $36M in annual sales, and $505K to $9M in EBITDA.
Active Deal Profile
EBITDA Range
Revenue Range
Geographic distribution
Who's Buying Medical Practices Companies
Medical Practices Buyers
3115 buyers currently seeking Medical Practices acquisitions across multiple buyer types.
Activity Trends
Medical Practices Deals That Came to Market
Types of Medical Practices business buyers
Each buyer type has different priorities when acquiring Medical Practices companies.
Independent Sponsors and Private Equity Firms
Primary Focus
Growth and value creation
Key Interests
- Predictable, contractual or recurring revenue streams
- Strong management team willing to stay post-acquisition
- Scalability and growth potential
- Platform potential for acquiring and integrating smaller competitors
Deal Structure
Often retain owner for 2-3 years, typically 70-80% cash at close with earnout potential
Family Offices, Holding Companies, Search Funds
Primary Focus
Stable, cash-generating businesses
Key Interests
- Long-term investment horizon
- Clear succession or transition planning
- Strong brand reputation and market position
- Diversified customer base without concentration risk
Deal Structure
More flexible terms, longer transition periods, sometimes offer seller financing
Strategic Acquirers (Corporations)
Primary Focus
Market expansion and competitive positioning
Key Interests
- Key talent and expertise retention
- Revenue synergies and cross-selling opportunities
- Operational efficiencies and cost synergies
- Complementary products, services, or capabilities
Key Interests
Higher valuations for strategic fit, potential for performance-based earnouts
Connect with Specialized M&A Advisors
Find the right advisor to maximize your exit value
After submitting, you'll receive a call from our Exit Consultant within 24 hours to discuss your advisor finding options.
Exit Process & Finding An Advisor
The Business Exit Process
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Total timeline
Most businesses take 9-12 months from initial valuation to completed sale. Well-prepared businesses with clean financials and strong management teams typically sell faster.
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Most critical stage
Advisor selection – increases average sale price by 25% vs. owner-led process
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Pro tip
For businesses with $5M+ revenue, conducting a voluntary financial review or audit before going to market can significantly increase buyer confidence, reduce due diligence time, and potentially increase valuation multiples.
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1. Initial Preparation
1-2 monthsBasic financial organization and business documentation
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2. Advisor Selection
3-4 weeksResearch and hire M&A advisor with experience in your industry
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3. Professional Valuation
2-3 weeksComprehensive business valuation conducted by your advisor
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4. Advanced Preparation
1-2 monthsAdvisor-guided cleanup of financials and operations
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5. Marketing Process
2-4 weeksDevelop materials, confidential outreach to buyers
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6. Negotiations Initial offers
4-6 monthsLOI evaluation and selection
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7. Due Diligence
2-4 weeksBuyer verification of all business aspects
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8. Closing
2-4 weeksFinal negotiations and transaction completion
Finding the Right Medical Practices M&A Advisor
Based on Axial data, the right advisor can help you find 10x more qualified buyers, get you a 25% higher price, is 75% more likely to complete a transaction than going it alone, and saves owners around 15+ hours per week in dealing with potential buyers.
The bottom line
Higher fees often mean higher sale prices. A good advisor pays for themselves. Think of it like hiring a lawyer. You can use your neighbor who dabbles in business law, or hire the specialist who lives and breathes your type of case. The 5% you pay a quality M&A advisor often gets you 25% more money than going it alone.
258 Medical Practices-experienced advisors on Axial
Investment Banks
Best for
Companies with $25M+ revenue
- Full-service teams with deep industry expertise
- Buyers submit bids for your business
- Access to institutional buyers and complex deal structures
Fees
Typically 3-5% of sale price plus monthly retainer fees
M&A Advisors
Best for
Companies with $5M-$50M revenue
- Run private, professional sale processes with multiple buyers competing
- Buyers submit bids for your business
- Specialize in your industry and know the right buyers
Fees
Usually 5-8% of sale price, some require small upfront retainer
Business Brokers
Best for
Companies with $1M-$5M revenue
- Handle straightforward sales to individual buyers or small companies
- Business sells for a stated price
- Work like real estate agents - lists your business publicly and finds buyers
Fees
Typically 8-12% of sale price, paid at closing
Connect with Specialized M&A Advisors
Find the right advisor to maximize your exit value
After submitting, you'll receive a call from our Exit Consultant within 24 hours to discuss your advisor finding options.