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Valuation Practices and Facilities

There are many events that may set the stage for a valuation of a healthcare organization. Whatever the reason for the valuation, there are significant and complex aspects of each transaction, related to the reimbursement, regulatory, technology and company environment, which should be carefully examined. Marshall & Stevens has the experience to provide intelligent, detailed, and supportable valuation opinions. Our valuation professionals understand the nuances of conducting valuations within the context of the Stark Law and Anti-Kickback Statutes.
Healthcare Valuation Practices and Facilities Service Sheet
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Healthcare Industry Services

Our Healthcare Group provides timely valuation analysis to the entire spectrum of participants in the healthcare segment. We pride ourselves on our ability to demonstrate a complete understanding of your needs and financial considerations, and provide the necessary input and solutions to the challenges you face. Our services include, but are not limited to:

Existing Operations

  • Alternative Use Studies
  • ASC 350 Impairment Testing
  • Capital Asset Review “Ghost Assets”
  • Claim Disputes
  • Debt and Equity Valuations
  • Depreciation Studies
  • Litigation Support
  • Insurance Valuations
  • Internal Financial Planning
  • Management Services
  • Agreement Valuations
  • Partial Interest Valuations
  • Property Tax Consulting
  • Physician Service Agreements
  • Vendor Contracts Valuations
  • Operational Overviews
  • Revenue and Expense Analysis
  • Sale/Leaseback Analyses

Merger & Acquisitions/Divestiture

  • Buy/Sell Consideration
  • Fairness and Solvency Opinions
  • Cash Flow Analysis
  • Financing Valuation
    • Including Bonds
    • HUD 232 and 242 Requirements
  • Liquidation Analysis
  • Purchase Price Allocation

Pre-Acquisition and Construction

  • Absorption Studies
  • Current/Prospective Valuations
  • Demographic Analysis
  • Development Cost Analysis
  • Financial Feasibility Studies
  • Highest and Best Use Analysis
  • Market Feasibility Studies
  • Need and Supply Analysis
  • Site and Area Analysis

Select Healthcare Engagements

Marshall & Steven’s Healthcare Practice is headed by some of the industry’s leading valuation experts. With experience valuing healthcare organizations with more than $4B in revenues and $3B in assets. Marshall & Stevens has the expertise to handle the most complex assignments. Below is a list of a few select engagements.

Portfolio Engagements

  • Complex multi-discipline valuation of 80 business enterprises – 70 long-term care facilities (SNFs) and 10 hospitals (acute, rehabilitation and LTCH hospitals) for financing purposes
  • Performed multiple intellectual property valuations for a Fortune 100 pharmaceutical company in support of their developmental drug portfolio
  • Business, intangible asset, joint venture agreement, and stock valuation for a $2.8B Healthcare system
  • Purchase price allocation and impairment testing valuation services (ASC 805 and 350) for the hospital, health services, and rehab divisions

Buy/Sell Consideration

  • Opinion to the Directors of a medical group as to the fair market value of a minority equity ownership interest in the company
  • Pre-Acquisition due diligence for a Fortune 500 medical services company with total revenues over $4B

Wealth Transfer/Tax Reporting

  • Valued multiple partial interests in a national medical group and physician network for transfer to tax beneficial entities

Financial Reporting Compliance

  • Provided multiple compliance valuations for a $500M rehab group that operates and owns 30+ long-term acute care hospitals (LTACH)
  • Annual impairment testing (ASC 350) for a $200M disease management company
  • Impairment testing (ASC 350) of a non-profit acute hospital system with eight hospitals operating across the U.S.
  • Purchase price allocation (ASC 805) for a $122M acquisition of a biopharmaceutical manufacturer and distributor

IRS and Related Engagement

  • Valuation of an occupational health business unit and the retrospective fair market value of a capital stock on a controlling interest basis for Franchise Tax Board (California) audit
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