Dr. Allen Nazeri tells mid-career doctors they're ignoring their most important financial decision: how to de-risk their practice. You can partner with institutional capital to fund growth while keeping upside, or take partial liquidity for cash and less admin work while staying clinical. Waiting too long means burnout or bad market timing forces a worse exit.
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If you're a mid-career physician or dentist, this might be the most important financial decision you haven't made yet. You've spent years building your practice, long hours, staffing issues, insurance headaches, constant pressure. But here's the truth no one tells you. You don't have to carry all that risk alone anymore. The most sophisticated doctors I work with today are de-risking. They're taking chips off the table while their valuations are still strong. Some choose to partner with institutional capital, unlocking growth, better infrastructure, and a second bite of the apple. Others take partial liquidity and continue practicing with less stress, fewer administrative burdens, and more control over their time. And the best part? You don't have to fully exit. You can stay, grow, and still participate in the upside. The biggest mistake I see? Waiting too long and letting market conditions or burnout make the decision for you. Be proactive, be strategic. If you're even thinking about your next chapter, comment "exit" or message our deal team privately and we'll show you what options look like in today's market.