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What the practice is worth

Adjusted earnings after the cost of replacing your own clinical hours, a value on the multiple you choose, and whether that price covers its own debt.

Practice value

Profit is not earnings, and earnings are what gets financed.

An owner-operator’s take-home mixes two different things: a return on the business, and payment for the clinical work they personally do. A lender separates them, because after the sale someone still has to do the work. This runs the same subtraction, then puts a value on what is left.

The practice

$2.0M
62%
35%
$40,000
4.00×

If you financed it at that price

10%
7%
10 yrs
Running costs means everything the practice spends to open its doors — staff, rent, supplies, lab, admin — but not your own pay, interest, tax or depreciation. Replacing your clinical hours is what an associate would cost to produce what you personally produce; leave it at zero only if you genuinely do no clinical work. The multiple is yours to set: it belongs to your appraiser or accountant, not to us.
$0
adjusted earnings × your multiple
Revenue$0
Less running costs$0
Earnings before paying anyone$0
Less the cost of replacing you$0
EBITDA$0
Plus add-backs$0
Adjusted EBITDA$0
Earnings margin0%
Value as a share of revenue0%
Debt service, first year$0
Times covered by earnings0.00×

Coverage is measured on the first year, when the payment is at its highest, and on earnings after paying someone to do your clinical work. That is the conservative reading and the one worth knowing. Arithmetic on figures you supplied — not a valuation, an approval or an offer. Arithmetic last checked for accuracy on October 15, 2026.

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