When buying or selling an interventional pain practice, selecting an auditor with direct healthcare M&A experience can make the difference between a smooth transaction and costly surprises during due diligence. Specialized auditors understand the unique coding complexities, regulatory requirements, and multi-location operational challenges that characterize modern interventional pain practices, providing the thorough financial and compliance analysis that buyers and sellers need to negotiate confidently.
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Top Auditor Firms Specializing in Interventional Pain
1. Moss Adams
Headquarters: 999 Third Avenue, Suite 2800, Seattle, WA 98104
Service Area: National
Website: www.mossadams.com
2. PYA (Pershing Yoakley & Associates)
Headquarters: 2320 Crestmoor Road, Nashville, TN 37215
Service Area: National
Website: www.pyapc.com
3. VMG Health
Headquarters: 2515 McKinney Avenue, Suite 1400, Dallas, TX 75201
Service Area: National
Website: www.vmghealth.com
4. BDO Healthcare
Headquarters: 100 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017
Service Area: National
Website: www.bdo.com/industries/healthcare
5. YES HIM Consulting
Headquarters: 13155 Noel Road, Suite 900, Dallas, TX 75240
Service Area: National
Website: www.yeshimconsulting.com
How to Select the Right Auditor for Your Interventional Pain Practice Transaction
Choosing the right auditor for your interventional pain practice transaction starts with evaluating their specific experience in physician practice deals—particularly those involving pain management or similar specialties. Look for firms that offer comprehensive due diligence services including quality of earnings analysis, coding audits specific to interventional procedures, and multi-location operational reviews. When interviewing potential auditors, ask for case studies or references from similar transactions, and expect to invest $60,000 to $150,000+ for full-scope due diligence on a mid-sized, multi-location practice.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is it important to select an auditor with healthcare M&A experience for interventional pain practice transactions?
Selecting an auditor with direct healthcare M&A experience ensures a smooth transaction by navigating unique coding complexities, regulatory requirements, and multi-location operational challenges specific to interventional pain practices, thus avoiding costly surprises during due diligence.
What are some of the top auditor firms specializing in interventional pain practice mergers and acquisitions?
Top auditor firms include Moss Adams (Seattle, WA), PYA (Nashville, TN), VMG Health (Dallas, TX), BDO Healthcare (New York, NY), and YES HIM Consulting (Dallas, TX). All provide national services.
What should you look for when selecting an auditor for an interventional pain practice transaction?
Look for auditors with specific experience in physician practice deals involving pain management, comprehensive due diligence services like quality of earnings analysis, coding audits, and multi-location operational reviews. Also, request case studies or references and be prepared for a due diligence budget of $60,000 to $150,000+.
What is the expected cost range for full-scope due diligence on a mid-sized, multi-location interventional pain practice?
The expected investment for full-scope due diligence on a mid-sized, multi-location interventional pain practice typically ranges from $60,000 to $150,000 or more.
Where can one request a due diligence preparation session related to interventional pain practice mergers and acquisitions?
You can request a due diligence preparation session by visiting the provided contact link: Request a Due Diligence Preparation Session →.
