Expertise

Patient growth, examined at every stage of the investment.

Three engagements with one subject: the engine that produces new patients for a healthcare business, how much of the investment case depends on it, and what it takes to make that growth durable.

Three engagements

Before close, after acquisition, through exit.

Each engagement can stand alone. Together they follow one growth case from the first look at a target to the evidence a buyer will test.

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01Before close

Patient Marketing Diligence

An evidence-based review of the patient-acquisition engine behind a target’s growth case: what new patients really cost, how efficiently marketing turns demand into visits, and whether the assumptions in the model hold.

  • Acquisition cost and marketing efficiency, verified
  • Growth assumptions tested against source data
  • Investment risks rated, with implications for the model
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02After acquisition

Post-Acquisition Growth Integration

Turning the assumptions in the investment case into working growth systems: an acquired practice’s demand, intake and measurement brought onto the platform without losing patient volume in the transition.

  • Accounts, data and domains secured at close
  • Channel and intake transition sequenced
  • One measurement standard across locations
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03Hold period to exit

Portfolio Growth & Value Creation

Sustained growth performance across platforms and portfolio companies: patient growth measured consistently, funded where it returns, and reported in terms a board and a future buyer will recognize.

  • Board-ready reporting on patient growth
  • Budget allocated to measured return by market
  • Exit-ready evidence of durable growth
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Across the lifecycle

Where each engagement sits in the life of an investment.

  1. Screen Pre-LOI

    A fast read on whether the growth assumptions in the CIM are plausible from the data available. Patient Marketing Diligence

  2. Diligence Confirmatory

    A full PMD review across seven dimensions, run alongside financial, commercial and technical diligence. Patient Marketing Diligence

  3. Integrate First 100 days

    Secure accounts and data at close, then move demand, intake and measurement onto the platform. Post-Acquisition Growth Integration

  4. Create value Hold period

    Run patient growth as a managed driver of value, with reporting the board and lenders can rely on. Portfolio Growth & Value Creation

  5. Prepare for exit 12–18 months out

    Assemble the evidence a buyer’s diligence team will ask for, before they ask. Portfolio Growth & Value Creation

How we work

Principles that apply to every engagement.

We write for both sides of the table: the investment committee that has to decide, and the team that has to deliver.

  • Evidence over assertion

    Findings are built from source data (advertising accounts, call tracking, scheduling and practice-management records), not from summary decks. Where data is missing, that is a finding in itself.

  • Investor and operator lens

    Every observation is translated into what it means for the model, the integration plan or the exit story, and into what an operating team can act on.

  • Scoped to the decision

    Work is scoped to the decision in front of you and the time available: a pre-LOI screen is not a confirmatory review, and neither is an operating cadence.

  • Patient growth economics

    We connect patient acquisition costs, conversion performance and growth capacity to the financial assumptions driving healthcare investments.

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