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When a PE-backed healthcare platform needs to outsource accounting services, it is almost never because the team is not working hard enough. It’s because the accounting infrastructure they inherited from acquired practices was never originally built with the intention to bolt it onto what a PE sponsor actually needs. Most
Medical practice accounting at a single location is manageable. One entity, one bank account, one payroll run, one P&L. Most practices handle it with a part-time bookkeeper and a tax firm that checks in at year end. That setup can work, until you want to scale. The moment a second
Multi entity accounting is one of those things that looks manageable on a spreadsheet until the month you realise it isn’t, and by then the close is already three weeks late. We see this constantly across growing healthcare groups. A practice that started with one location builds a perfectly reasonable
