Selling Hearing & Audiology
Hearing & Audiology
Hearing and audiology practices provide essential services for diagnosing and treating hearing disorders. With an aging population and increasing demand for hearing aids and related services, these practices are attractive acquisition targets for larger healthcare networks and investors. We have seen a rise in interest from buyers despite the new regulations allowing OTC hearing aids to be sold to public. Those hearing and audiology groups that focus on examination, maintenance , custom fitting hearing devices are very popular among buyers and investors.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are Health, Hearing and Audiology Businesses are Valued?
There are number of valuation methods that can be used in determining the valuation of your company. The most common is based on the top line revenue, bottom line adjusted EBITDA and a multiplier based on market conditions. To get a free and confidential valuation of your company, fill out the form, and one our managing directors
How long will it take for me to sell my hearing and audiology practice to a potential buyer or an investor?
It is generally a 4-6 month process from the time we receive all the information we need from you to go to market.
Who are the typical buyers for hearing and audiology practices?
Larger healthcare networks, private equity firms, and individual practitioners.
What are the challenges in selling a hearing and audiology practice?
Ensuring continuity of care and maintaining patient relationships can be challenging.
What factors determine the value of a hearing and audiology practice?
Valuation is based on patient volume, types of services offered, and the reputation of the practice.