Healthcare
Healthcare
Healthcare is an evolving industry facing many opportunities and challenges. GCG’s healthcare investment banking team leverages its deep industry knowledge and experience to provide strategic financial solutions for our clients in this rapidly changing environment. Our professionals are dedicated to understanding complex industry dynamics while providing merger and acquisition advisory services to companies and investors across several sectors in Healthcare.
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- Hospitals and health systems
- Physician practice and practice management
- Home health and hospice care
- Pharmacy, diagnostic and other ancillary services
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- Manufacturing and distribution
- Information technology
- Specialized staffing and support services
Life Sciences and Biotechnology
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Q1 2021 Healthcare Industry Update
Industry Update
GCG’s industry updates offer a data-driven analysis on transaction volumes and values, activity by sector and private equity deal flow.
What to Consider When Selling Your Physician Practice
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Following a record year of U.S. healthcare deal volume in 2020, healthcare-focused investors are continuing to aggressively pursue acquisitions in the physician practice space. Physician-owners interested in seeking strategic partners to pursue their strategic objectives for their practices and liquidity for their partners must consider many factors. We’ve broken down several considerations below, with a focus on transaction preparation and alternative transaction structures.
GCG Advises on the Partnership of Southeast Michigan's Premier Ophthalmology Physician Group and Ambulatory Surgery Center to Midwest Vision Partners
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GCG is pleased to announce its role as the exclusive financial advisor to Grosinger, Spigelman & Grey (“GSG”), Cataract and Eye Consultants of Michigan (“CECOM”) and Eye Surgery Center of Michigan (“ESCM”), or the “Practices”, on its partnership with Midwest Vision Partners (“MVP”), a portfolio company of Alpine Investors.