Here are 8 statistics on the average amount of time it takes for ambulatory surgery center management and development companies to sell minority stakes to new physician investors and the average amount of time it takes to sell controlling interests, according to HealthCare Appraisers 2014 ASC Valuation Survey.
Minority stake: length of time to identify a buyer and complete the sale
• Less than three months: 24 percent
• Three to six months: 48 percent
• Six months to a year: 28 percent
• More than a year: 0 percent
Majority stake: length of time to identify a buyer and complete the sale
• Less than three months: 9 percent
• Three to six months: 18 percent
• Six months to a year: 73 percent
• More than a year: 0 percent
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Minority stake: length of time to identify a buyer and complete the sale
• Less than three months: 24 percent
• Three to six months: 48 percent
• Six months to a year: 28 percent
• More than a year: 0 percent
Majority stake: length of time to identify a buyer and complete the sale
• Less than three months: 9 percent
• Three to six months: 18 percent
• Six months to a year: 73 percent
• More than a year: 0 percent
More Articles on ASC Issues:
10 CMS, State Legislative Updates for ASCs
Missouri ASC Association Elects Angie Worley, Sandi Baber to Board of Directors
7 Things for ASC Leaders to Know for Thursday