Running a medical practice means managing billing cycles, payer mix, physician compensation, and regulatory compliance — while trying to focus on medicine. We handle the financial side.
Medical practices have financial characteristics unlike most businesses — complex revenue cycles, multiple payer relationships, physician compensation structures, and regulatory compliance requirements that change constantly.
Our partners have worked with solo practices, group practices, and multi-specialty organizations across Central Florida. We understand the difference between cash and accrual accounting for practices, how payer contracts affect your bottom line, and what it takes to set up compensation structures that attract and retain physicians.
Schedule a Consultation →Michael specializes in high-income tax planning and serves professionals including physicians with complex income structures, investment portfolios, and compensation arrangements.
It depends on your state licensing requirements, number of physicians, income level, and long-term goals. Florida allows professional corporations (PA), LLCs, and in some cases S-Corps for medical practices. We analyze the tax and liability implications for your specific situation.
We help practices design compensation plans that are internally equitable, externally competitive, and tax-efficient. Whether you use a pure RVU model, a salary-plus-bonus structure, or a hybrid approach, we can model the financial outcomes and tax implications.
Yes. We provide financial due diligence for practice acquisitions, valuations for mergers, and post-transaction integration accounting. Medical practice M&A has unique financial and compliance considerations that require specialized experience.
Schedule a free conversation. We’ll match you with the right partner and tell you exactly how we can help.