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Many chiropractors wonder if they are entrepreneurial enough or whether they have “what it takes” to run their own business. There are many factors that are affiliated with chiropractic business success such as motivation, business savvy and clinical skills – among others. Specifically, financial lending institutions will consider many “tangible” factors beyond those mentioned above. Here’s a quick list of …
While it’s no secret that many chiropractors enter the profession a significant amount of student debt, your chiropractic student loans will not stop you from buying a practice. Yes, you read that right — the number of zeroes after your student loans do not scare off bankers and lenders who are familiar with chiropractic practice acquisitions. Here’s why: Any lender …
Although a chiropractic non-compete agreement is not part of every chiropractic associate contract, most have them. In fact, many chiropractors who are seeking an associate employment position are unable to avoid signing a non-compete agreement. For a business owner that is seeking to employ an associate chiropractor, there are obvious practical advantages of having a non-compete agreement, plus the experience …
The present real estate market is having a profound effect on our profession — especially if your planning to buy OR sell a chiropractic practice- or even transition in any fashion here in the near future. Here’s a quick update on how & why: First, let’s define who this article is for. This post applies to you if (in the next …
I frequently get questions from docs who are looking to place an associate chiropractor wanted for buyout ad – and aren’t quite sure about some of the buyout details. Interestingly enough, we get an almost equal number of questions from the other side of the fence – from DC’s who have responded to an associate chiropractor wanted ad – and …
Many chiropractors looking to make the next move in their career wonder if they can afford to buy a chiropractic practice. Whether the price point of the practice is $500,000, $50,000 or anywhere above or below that mark, most docs don’t have a clue about what they can actually afford. Of course, you’ve heard the old adage, “You’ve got to …
Many chiropractors are uncomfortable or inexperienced with the logistics of buying a chiropractic practice or starting one from scratch. As a result, some docs stay in lousy associate positions for longer than they need to. Fortunately, buying a chiropractic practice or making the decision to move in another direction doesn’t have to be a mystery! In this webinar, Dr. Tom Necela …
When DC’s are looking for chiropractic jobs or to hire a chiropractor to work in their office, one of the first questions that is typically asked is in regards to whether the doc should be an employee or an independent contractor?” While this sounds like a straightforward question, the best decision and the danger is in the details of the …
If you are looking for chiropractic jobs, do you wish to waste years of your life on one dead-end chiropractic associate position after another? Or if you are on the other side of the fence, do you want to throw away precious time and money on an associate that doesn’t work out? Regardless of whether you are looking for chiropractic …
In my previous post, Steps to Financing a Chiropractic Practice Purchase, I explained the process you need to know if you are looking to buy a chiropractic practice – which is a little different than if you were seeking financing to buy a house or car. One of the most common questions we’ve been getting in response to that article …
