"The key to successful physician practice management is self-control on the sell-side and being reasonable about compensation," observes John Tiedmann, a managing director at Physician Growth Partners, in this conversation with host Geoff Cockrell. With over 70 deals across various medical specialties, John describes how PPM investments have evolved from pure growth to facing challenges in physician alignment and compensation structures.

The discussion highlights emerging pharmaceutical distributors as strategic buyers for large platforms and explores how compensation models are adapting to ensure sustainable practices. Despite recent headwinds, he remains bullish on the sector's future as platforms correct alignment issues and valuation expectations normalize.

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“Underwriters are more willing to take creative approaches now than they would have been in the last couple of years,” observes Hannah Ellithorpe, executive director and head of healthcare and life sciences at Atlantic Global Risk. The former M&A attorney shares with McGuireWoods partner and host Geoff Cockrell how the representation and warranty insurance market has evolved toward more flexible coverage terms at lower costs.

Hannah details how softening market conditions have created opportunities to secure previously unattainable regulatory compliance coverage and discusses emerging products specifically designed for healthcare providers serving vulnerable populations.

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“The hot topic right now is how AI fits into dental marketing,” says Ryan Torresan, chief marketing officer at Peak Dental Services. With 14 years of experience across multiple dental service organizations (DSOs), Ryan predicts AI will be a market “leveler” that benefits large and small practices while blurring traditional lines between marketing and operations functions.

Tune in for his insights about new markets, creating efficient lead generation systems and measuring marketing success with McGuireWoods partner and host Geoff Cockrell.

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The behavioral health sector encompasses segments from substance abuse treatment to autism therapy — a breadth of opportunity that Adam Abramowitz, managing director at Intrepid Investment Bankers, explores with McGuireWoods partner and host Geoff Cockrell. Adam details how reduced stigma and increased reimbursements are driving significant market growth, particularly in underserved rural areas.

While discussing industry evolution, he notes a critical shift from out-of-network to in-network insurance strategies driven by institutional investors. Despite considerable private equity activity, he characterizes the market as being in the “middle innings” of consolidation, with substantial unmet demand creating compelling investment cases for mission-driven providers who can deliver care where access is limited.

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McGuireWoods partner and host Geoff Cockrell welcomes Garen Marshall from the Government Investigations & White Collar Litigation Group to discuss how healthcare companies should prepare for potential government investigations.

Drawing from his experience as a former federal prosecutor, Garen outlines critical steps healthcare organizations should take before law enforcement contact occurs, including establishing document management practices, developing crisis response protocols and engaging experienced outside counsel.

He provides practical guidance on navigating the delicate balance between cooperation and overextending consent during searches and explains how properly handling subpoenas and search warrants can significantly impact investigation outcomes.

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Pointing to renewed optimism in healthcare transactions, Diwakar Sinha suggests that “2025 looks very promising and should be a very successful year in the M&A space.” As founder and CEO of Polaris Healthcare Partners, Diwakar shares insights on the current landscape in which regional platforms with $2 to $5 million EBITDA are increasingly coming to market. His conversation with McGuireWoods partner and host Geoff Cockrell covers the effects of changing capital costs on deal structures, the emergence of new buyer expectations and the reconciliation of seller valuations post-pandemic.

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