To achieve long-term financial viability and ensure continued provision of high quality care in a dynamic, increasingly consolidated environment, hospitals, health systems, physician enterprises and other provider organizations are faced with the need to consider new opportunities to align, merge, grow by acquisition or otherwise expand or diversify. Realizing the benefits of a merger or other transaction, however, requires that both parties successfully evaluate, structure and negotiate the transaction prior to execution. When effectively executed, the post-LOI due diligence period should provide the insight needed to affirm the deal decision, refine deal terms, and lay the groundwork for integration.
Through case studies and illustrative real-life examples, this presentation will explore strategies for:
Presenters: Daniel Grauman & Ben Tudor
Daniel M. Grauman, MBA, CPA/ABVMBA, CPA/ABV is the Managing Director and CEO at Veralon. Dan has more than 35 years of experience with clients including health systems, hospitals, PHOs, clinically integrated networks and health plans. His current work is focused on mergers and affiliations, CINs, value-based payment and valuation. He frequently presents to national and regional healthcare organizations. He has published numerous articles in national publications, as well as authoring blogs for HFMA. Dan holds Accreditation in Business Valuation from the American Institute of CPAs.
Ben Tudor, MHA, CVA, CHFP is a Senior Associate at Veralon. Ben advises healthcare organizations on due diligence and other M&A support, strategic and financial planning initiatives, as well as valuation, FMV and commercial reasonableness assessments. He has worked with academic medical centers, community hospitals, post-acute care providers, and multispecialty physician enterprises. Before joining Veralon, Ben worked as an investment banking analyst, guiding clients in the long-term care sector through affiliation initiatives. He also worked with a rural health system on a federally-sponsored population health initiative.