Identify what earns the fee
Define the services, resources, responsibilities and contractual rights held by the MSO. Distinguishing management-company functions from clinical responsibilities helps explain both costs and financial exposure.
Capability
Distinguish management-company value from the economics of the clinical business.
An MSO's revenue can depend on the services it provides and the management agreements that define its compensation. A fee formula, ownership structure or growth assumption cannot be evaluated independently of those responsibilities.
Cabra examines the economics and value of management services organizations and related arrangements for owners, healthcare businesses and their advisors.
Define the services, resources, responsibilities and contractual rights held by the MSO. Distinguishing management-company functions from clinical responsibilities helps explain both costs and financial exposure.
Analysis can consider fee terms, allocations, scalability, agreement duration and assumptions about additional practices. A growth scenario should show the investment and obligations required to support that growth.
The work may support a valuation, acquisition, ownership change or management-fee review. Cabra's financial and valuation analysis helps owners and advisors understand the economics of the management company and its arrangements.
Start with the facts
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