Most practice owners can price a consultation to the dollar — and have no idea what their own exit is worth, or what is quietly leaking out of it.
Ten weighted questions audit your position across three assets — your freehold and lease, your practice operations, and you — and return a readiness score out of 40 with the specific gaps that are costing you value.
Free. Confidential. No obligation. Built for medical, dental and allied health owners aged 50–70.
A clinical exit is not one transaction — it is a freehold, an operating practice, and a founder, each with its own readiness. The diagnostic weighs all three.
Whether your lease and ownership architecture are building freehold equity or bleeding it.
The Tuesday Test — whether the practice is a transferable, system-dependent asset or a job with your name on the door.
The exit question nobody scores: whether the founder is ready — identity, legacy, and the runway you give yourself.
Every point is readiness you already own. Every gap is a value lever you can still pull — most owners need a 12–36 month runway to close them.
The practice depends on you and the property is entangled with it — exiting today would mean selling both assets cheap. The good news: this tier has the most recoverable value.
A solid clinic — but undercharged rent, absorbed outgoings or referrals tied to your name are quietly devaluing one or both assets. Targeted fixes move the number fast.
Assets cleanly separated, lease at market on net terms, operations system-dependent. Your next conversation is about sequencing, timing and price — on your terms.
Four answers each, about four minutes, entirely confidential. No preparation needed — if you do not know an answer, that is itself a finding.
Your readiness score out of 40 and your tier, on a branded results page with a summary you can keep and share with your accountant.
A confidential, no-obligation results call to walk through your gaps and what a sequenced 24-month unbundling runway would look like for you.
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