ASC Acquisitions Market: 12 Statistics on M&D Company Behavior & Attitude

Here are 12 statistics on how ambulatory surgery center management and development companies perceive and respond to the ASC acquisitions market, according to VMG Health‘s ASC ValueDriver Survey 2011.

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What ownership structure do M&D companies prefer?

•    Majority equity ownership: 41 percent
•    Minority equity ownership: 29 percent
•    Majority equity ownership with a hospital partner: 29 percent

What type of ASCs do M&D companies prefer for acquisitions?

•    ASCs with a proven history of successful performance: 44 percent
•    ASCs primed for a turnaround: 37 percent
•    De  novo ASC development: 19 percent

What markets do M&D companies target for acquisitions?

•    New markets: 26 percent
•    Markets with existing presence: 16 percent
•    Both: 58 percent

After seeing a letter of intent, do M&D companies adjust price upon further due diligence?

•    Rarely: 59 percent
•    Often: 35 percent
•    Never: 6 percent

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