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Our valuation estimates are built from real offers submitted by 100+ active healthcare investors and strategic buyers who have reviewed psychiatry and behavioral-health transactions represented by Tony Siebel and Olympic M&A.
Founder & Managing Director, Olympic M&A
Tony Siebel is the Founder and Managing Director of Olympic M&A. A former Corporate Development executive at MDVIP and top advisor with Stoneridge Partners, he has advised on more than $70 million in psychiatry and behavioral-health transactions and authored 60+ published articles on healthcare M&A, valuation, and exit strategy.
His insights help practice owners understand what drives true market value — and how to exit like champions.
$500K EBITDA • Strategic Buyer
“Tony structured a deal that balanced cash, equity, and upside — and far exceeded what we thought our practice was worth.”
$2.5M EBITDA • Strategic Buyer
“Tony’s buyer network and deal strategy created real competition — the result was a faster and higher-value exit.”
— Ken R., President, Behavioral-Health Clinic Owner
— Lincoln F., Addiction Treatment Center Owner
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You can calculate your business valuation by analyzing profits, assets, and market conditions using one or more established valuation methods.
The most common approaches include:
Yes, a 30% profit margin is considered very strong for most small businesses.
Profitability benchmarks vary by industry, but many healthy small businesses operate in the 10–20% range. A 30% margin often signals efficient operations, strong pricing power, and lower risk—qualities that typically increase buyer interest and valuation.
The value of a medical practice is most often calculated using an income-based approach, which focuses on earnings rather than assets alone.
This method evaluates:
Because buyers are purchasing future income, income-based valuations are widely used for physician practices, specialty clinics, and healthcare groups.
A medical practice is usually sold for a multiple of earnings, not just revenue.
The final value depends on factors such as:
Provider dependency and growth potential
A professional valuation helps determine what qualified buyers are actually paying in the current market.
Medical practice valuations typically rely on earnings multiples, rather than flat revenue formulas.
Common valuation multiples vary based on specialty, stability, and growth but are usually applied to:
EBITDA for a medical practice is calculated by starting with net income and adding back certain expenses.
The standard formula is:
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