Ever wondered why revenue isn't the biggest driver of valuations in a healthcare business or physical therapy practice? Imagine a practice with an adjusted EBITDA of $300,000 - how can it enhance its value?  Join Dave this week as he breaks down the complexity of valuing practices based on adjusted EBITDA. Listen in as he reveals the biggest drivers of valuations, highlighting why revenue isn't necessarily the key factor. He also discusses the importance of adjusted EBITDA and how understanding and improving profit margins can significantly increase a practice's value. Plus, you'll gain valuable insights into how multiples are applied to adjusted EBITDA to calculate valuations and the role of personal expenses in this process.  Turn in into the Dave Kittle’s YouTube Channel for the Spreadsheet information: https://youtu.be/wtDCR-lFxy4In this episode, he will touch on such topics as:Valuations and EBITDA: The power of adjusted EBITDA and how to use it to calculate valuations using multiples.Accounting for Personal Expenses: How to take personal expenses into account and how a practice's profit margin can affect its value.  Valuing Practices Based on Adjusted EBITDA: How improving profit margins and developing efficient processes can increase the value of a practice, and how the adjusted EBITDA can impact the valuation. The Impact of Profit Margins: The differences between a 10% and 20% profit margin and how that affects the value of the practice. P.S. Subscribe, rate, and review HereAnd, if you like what you hear from the host, Dave Kittle, then it's possible that he and his team, The Fieldmaker Group, may be interested in acquiring some or all of your physical therapy practice. Learn more about potential partnerships, selling your practice, mergers, and more on our website at https://www.fieldmakergroup.comConnect with him on:Email: [email protected]: @davekittleLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davekittle/orCall (646)-781-8884 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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