BVR Guide to Ancillary Healthcare Services Valuation

BVR Guide to Ancillary Healthcare Services Valuation

The landscape of the healthcare industry is constantly evolving and changing. In the new BVR Guide to Ancillary Healthcare Services Valuation, 15 of the top U.S. healthcare valuation experts have contributed a collection of tried and true methods infused with new and innovative approaches that will challenge the future direction of healthcare valuation. Focused specifically on ancillary healthcare services, this desktop reference provides in-depth analysis of the healthcare market and how the market share of insurers and relative negotiating strength of ancillary service providers affects value. With a focus on finance and expanded examples of cash flow forecasting anomalies in the industry, as well as methods to value ancillary healthcare services specifically, readers will have the latest research to conduct a thorough and bulletproof valuation in this industry.

Please note: To meet the needs of executives and practitioners interested exclusively in the valuation of ancillary healthcare entities, all content focused on the unique aspects of these types of healthcare services from the BVR/AHLA Guide to Healthcare Industry Finance and Valuation is republished in the BVR Guide to Ancillary Healthcare Valuation Services – and includes online access to BVR’s webinar “Changes in Urgent Care Center Valuation: Are You Keeping Pace?”Highlights of the guide include:

Conduct a thorough and bulletproof valuation with guidance on the latest research and innovative valuation methodologies from 15 top healthcare valuation experts on complex topics in healthcare ancillary services valuation, including urgent care centers, dialysis clinics, pathology services, and more!

Have the most current information on how regulations and the government’s crackdown on healthcare transactions are shaping valuations in the ever-changing industry--knowledge that is critical to a defensible valuation conclusion

Get an in-depth review of valuation and tax exempt organizations in the healthcare industry with a discussion on the Stark law and regulations’ volume or value of referrals prohibition

Grasp a new way to look at the value assigned to patient medical records, including:

Knowledge of the law
How to identify circumstances in which valuation analysts and experts become subject to HIPAA’s privacy and security rules
How HIPAA, state law, contract law and technology in the form of electronic health records have combined to end the appropriateness of conventional application of the cost approach to value medical records
Learn the mechanics of valuing common forms of clinical integration arrangement between physicians and hospitals