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Join Plastic Surgery Practice Co-Chief Editors Alison Werner and Keri Stephens as they talk to Kerry Cahill, Esq., a lawyer at Westfield, N.J.-based Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper, who specializes in healthcare and frequently works with private-practice physicians. In this podcast, Cahill reveals how plastic surgery practices can maximize their profits, with regards to property leasing and/or purchasing as well as risk mitigation.
To start, Cahill shares what metrics she uses when helping clients decide whether to lease or buy a practice, as well as what pitfalls leasers, in particular, should avert. She also discloses what practice owners should know before they attempt to negotiate a lease. And for the plastic surgeons who want to buy a practice, Cahill reveals the red flags they should avoid. In other words, buyer beware.
Finally, Cahill divulges the keys to negotiating a competitive contract and why practice owners should never rush a contract and/or closing date. She also shares how often financially savvy practice owners should review their risk mitigation policies.
To start, Cahill shares what metrics she uses when helping clients decide whether to lease or buy a practice, as well as what pitfalls leasers, in particular, should avert. She also discloses what practice owners should know before they attempt to negotiate a lease. And for the plastic surgeons who want to buy a practice, Cahill reveals the red flags they should avoid. In other words, buyer beware.
Finally, Cahill divulges the keys to negotiating a competitive contract and why practice owners should never rush a contract and/or closing date. She also shares how often financially savvy practice owners should review their risk mitigation policies.
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Join Plastic Surgery Practice Co-Chief Editors Alison Werner and Keri Stephens as they talk to Kerry Cahill, Esq., a lawyer at Westfield, N.J.-based Lindabury, McCormick, Estabrook & Cooper, who specializes in healthcare and frequently works with private-practice physicians. In this podcast, Cahill reveals how plastic surgery practices can maximize their profits, with regards to property leasing and/or purchasing as well as risk mitigation.
To start, Cahill shares what metrics she uses when helping clients decide whether to lease or buy a practice, as well as what pitfalls leasers, in particular, should avert. She also discloses what practice owners should know before they attempt to negotiate a lease. And for the plastic surgeons who want to buy a practice, Cahill reveals the red flags they should avoid. In other words, buyer beware.
Finally, Cahill divulges the keys to negotiating a competitive contract and why practice owners should never rush a contract and/or closing date. She also shares how often financially savvy practice owners should review their risk mitigation policies.
To start, Cahill shares what metrics she uses when helping clients decide whether to lease or buy a practice, as well as what pitfalls leasers, in particular, should avert. She also discloses what practice owners should know before they attempt to negotiate a lease. And for the plastic surgeons who want to buy a practice, Cahill reveals the red flags they should avoid. In other words, buyer beware.
Finally, Cahill divulges the keys to negotiating a competitive contract and why practice owners should never rush a contract and/or closing date. She also shares how often financially savvy practice owners should review their risk mitigation policies.