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Buy-Ins, Buyouts, and Why Your Practice Needs a Plan B, Featuring Debra Phairas, EP 215
Learn essential strategies for buying into medical practices, creating exit plans, and protecting your investment. Debra Phairas shares 40 years of consulting wisdom on shareholder agreements, buy-sell arrangements, and why transparency matters. Perfect for physicians considering private practice ownership or planning retirement.
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In this episode, Tracy sits down with Debra Phairas, a physician practice management consultant with over 40 years of experience working with more than 2,300 medical practices. They discuss the often-overlooked topics of buy-ins, buyouts, and exit strategies for private practices. Debra shares hard-earned wisdom from four decades in the field, including real stories that illustrate why planning ahead isn't optional—it's essential.