Office Hours For Practice Owners

Justin Marti
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Office Hours for Practice Owners is the go-to podcast for healthcare practice owners who want to start, grow, protect, and eventually exit their businesses with more clarity and confidence. Hosted by attorney and healthcare business advisor Justin Marti, the show breaks down the legal and strategic issues that matter most to practice owners — from ownership, compliance, and contracts to scaling, buying, selling, and structuring a practice for long-term success. If you want practical insights that make law simple and help you make smarter business decisions, listen to Office Hours for Practice Owners.

  1. Jun 23

    Not All Capital Is Created Equal: Inside Princeton Medspa Partners

    Not All Capital Is Created Equal: Inside Princeton Medspa Partners with CEO Matt Slaine In this episode of Office Hours, host Justin Marti of Marti Law Group sits down with Matt Slaine, who joined Princeton Medspa Partners as CEO in 2025. Matt brings more than 20 years across financial services, retail, hospitality, and health and wellness, and a track record of building at scale. He previously led OT Growth Partners, one of the largest private equity-sponsored Orangetheory Fitness operators in the country (60 studios and over 20,000 members across four states), and Quality Restaurant Group, a multi-brand platform spanning roughly 350 restaurants in 15 states. He started his career in finance at Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs and holds a B.A. from Dartmouth College and an MBA from NYU Stern. That blend of operator and investor experience shapes his central message: not all capital is created equal, and the wrong money can magnify problems rather than solve them. For practice owners weighing a partnership, this is a practical look at why private equity is chasing med spas, how to get ready, and how to choose the right partner, not just the biggest check. What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy "not all capital is created equal," and how the wrong money can magnify the problems in your business instead of fixing themHow to read the private equity boom in medical aesthetics, and what is actually driving the wave of investmentThe land grab trap: why opening unit after unit can quietly cannibalize the locations that already workWhat a med spa readiness scorecard looks like, and the questions to answer before you ever go to marketWhy the equity rollover may be the most overlooked wealth builder in a deal, and how cultural fit can make or break a partnership Timestamps (Audio) [00:00] Intro [01:46] From Dartmouth to the Trading Floor [06:27] Why Operators Make Better Advisors [09:09] Not All Capital Is Created Equal [11:03] The Consumerization of Healthcare [14:24] Keeping Local Trust at National Scale [17:48] The Private Equity Fear, Reframed [19:37] The Land Grab Trap [24:08] Are You Actually Ready to Partner? [26:30] What It Feels Like to Lose Your Name [29:18] Big Slice or Bigger Pie: The Equity Rollover [35:03] The Airplane Test for Choosing a Partner Resources MentionedPrinceton Medspa Partners (PMP): national med spa platform led by CEO Matt SlaineMarti Law Group: Justin Marti's firm advising healthcare and practice ownersOT Growth Partners: one of the largest private equity-sponsored Orangetheory Fitness operators, previously led by MattOrangetheory Fitness: the membership-based fitness brand from Matt's multi-unit operating backgroundQuality Restaurant Group: multi-brand restaurant platform Matt previously led, spanning roughly 350 restaurants in 15 statesDartmouth College: Matt's undergraduate alma materNYU Stern School of Business: where Matt earned his MBADeutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs: where Matt began his finance careerIdeal Image: cited as an early attempt at a national aesthetics platform in laser hair removalMed Spa Readiness Scorecard: PMP's self-assessment tool for owners weighing a partnershipCorporate Practice of Medicine: the legal doctrine shaping how aesthetics businesses must be structured Connect with Matt SlaineWebsite: princetonmedspapartners.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/mattslaine You can also submit a message through the Princeton Medspa Partners website and it will reach Matt directly. Connect with Justin MartiLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/justinmarti Email: justin@martilawgroup.com Website: martilawgroup.com

    39 min

  2. Jun 16

    What 70,000 Dental Practices Reveal About Retention, Case Acceptance, and AI

    What 70,000 Dental Practices Reveal About Retention, Case Acceptance, and AIwith Ali Hyatt of Henry Schein One Justin Marti welcomes Ali Hyatt, Chief Customer and Growth Officer at Henry Schein One, for a data-rich look at what’s actually happening inside dental practices today. Ali oversees growth and customer experience across the entire organization (sales, marketing, onboarding, implementation, training, customer success, and account management), giving her a rare, end-to-end vantage point into how modern dental organizations operate. A UPenn graduate with an MBA from Dartmouth’s Tuck School of Business, she built her career at the intersection of healthcare innovation, growth strategy, and emerging technology, including years in telehealth at Amwell. Drawing on Henry Schein One’s Catalyst Index, built from roughly 5,000 practices and visibility into nearly 70,000 nationwide, Ali unpacks a counterintuitive finding: no-show and cancellation rates are improving, yet patient retention is slipping. The conversation digs into where emerging DSOs should focus, how AI is reshaping the front desk and the operatory, and why the path to growth almost always starts at the clinical moment. What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy falling cancellation rates can mask a retention problem, and what the top 10% of practices do differentlyHow standardized scheduling and confirmation workflows quietly protect revenue at scaleThe collection-rate gap (95% vs. 98%) that decides whether your hard work actually gets paidWhy patients “delay what they don’t understand”: how to close the case-acceptance gap between 45% and 75%Where AI is already earning its keep: ambient voice notes, second-opinion imaging, and front-desk scheduling agentsThe 2–3 focus areas emerging DSOs should prioritize before trying to do everything at once Timestamps — Audio (+13s offset)[00:00] Intro [01:58] From Telehealth to Dental: Ali’s Path [04:32] Inside the Catalyst Index: Data From 70,000 Practices [06:12] The Retention Paradox [07:18] Why Schedule Reliability Wins [09:15] Holding SOPs Together at Scale [10:49] Getting Paid: The Image Verify Edge [13:19] Why Patients Delay Treatment [16:07] Closing the Case Acceptance Gap [17:26] AI in the Operatory and at the Front Desk [23:21] Where Emerging DSOs Should Focus [24:53] The MCP Layer and What Comes Next [31:19] Where to Find the Catalyst Index Resources MentionedHenry Schein One — HenryScheinOne.comDentrix Ascend — DentrixAscend.comHenry Schein One Catalyst Index — 2026 Catalyst Index for DSOs (annual practice-performance report) — View reportImage Verify (claim-readiness imaging tool via Dentrix Ascend)Ambient AI voice notes / clinical documentationMCP layer in Dentrix Ascend (production-focus AI, in beta)CareCredit (patient financing)Amwell (telehealth — Ali’s prior company)Thrive Live (Henry Schein One annual event)Claude by Anthropic (AI assistant referenced)Curodont (referenced in audio as a non-drill caries treatment — product name approximate; flag for verification) Connect with Ali HyattTitle: Chief Customer and Growth Officer, Henry Schein OneLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alirobbinshyattCompany: Henry Schein One — HenryScheinOne.comPractice management platform: DentrixAscend.comCatalyst Index report: 2026 Catalyst Index for DSOs Connect with Justin MartiLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinmartiEmail: justin@martilawgroup.comWebsite: martilawgroup.com

    33 min

  3. Jun 9

    DSO or Doctor-to-Doctor? How to Exit Your Dental Practice the Right Way — with Matt Sutton & Andrew Kobylski of McLerran & Associates

    Host Justin Marti of Marti Law Group sits down with Matt Sutton and Andrew Kobylski of McLerran & Associates, one of the country's leading dental-specific sell-side brokerages. Matt brings over 20 years in the dental space as a banker, broker, and former VP of Business Development for a fast-growing, PE-backed orthodontic DSO, while Andrew — a former healthcare-focused wealth advisor and CFP — leads valuation and transition advisory work across both the private and DSO markets. Together they unpack the real difference between selling to a fellow dentist and affiliating with a DSO, why the “why” behind your exit matters as much as the dollars, and what today's market is actually rewarding. If you're a practice owner who wants to exit on your terms — not leave money (or your sanity) on the table — this conversation is your roadmap. What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy the smartest sellers get a valuation three to five years before they plan to exit — and what that head start lets you fixHow DSO deals and doctor-to-doctor sales really differ across valuation, work-back expectations, and tax treatmentThe reason a headline multiple can be deeply misleading — and why your true, defensible EBITDA matters far moreWhat's driving today's seller's market on the private side, and what cooled the DSO gold rush after 2023How to spot a deal structure padded with unattainable earn-ups before you sign the letter of intent Timestamps[00:00] Intro [01:28] Two operators, one mission: meet Matt & Andrew [04:24] Why McLerran keeps everything in-house [08:03] Selling with the end in mind: the fiduciary approach [13:05] The half of your exit nobody talks about — your “why” [16:07] Equity structures and the power of optionality [17:50] Why the private market has never been stronger [20:37] The valuation you should've gotten three years ago [24:07] After the gold rush: the DSO “hangover” [32:45] Multiples lie. EBITDA doesn't. [34:34] The $17M offer that wasn't [40:22] How to work with McLerran Resources MentionedMcLerran & Associates — DentalTransitions.com Connect with Matt Sutton & Andrew KobylskiWebsite: https://dentaltransitions.com/ Matt Sutton on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/contactsutton Andrew Kobylski on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/andrew-kobylski Email: matt@dentaltransitions.com | andrew@dentaltransitions.com Free discovery calls are available daily through the McLerran website. Connect with Justin MartiLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/justinmarti Email: justin@martilawgroup.com Website: martilawgroup.com

    42 min

  4. Jun 2

    Inside the Med Spa M&A Boom: How to Maximize Your Exit with Chris Hubble of Lux Med Transition Strategies

    In this episode of Office Hours, host Justin Marti of Marti Law Group sits down with Chris Hubble, Founder and CEO of Lux Med Transition Strategies, an M&A advisory firm dedicated to the medical aesthetics and wellness space. With a 20-year career in healthcare , including senior operational roles at Med Synergies and a multi-year run building a speciality dental DSO — Chris brings a rare perspective shaped by sitting on both the buyer and seller sides of the table. Together, Justin and Chris unpack what aesthetic and wellness practice owners need to know about today's buyer landscape, the operational and financial metrics that drive valuation, and the costly missteps that can quietly erode a deal. If you own a med spa, plastic surgery practice, or wellness business , or you're even three to five years out from a potential exit , this conversation is a strategic playbook for getting ready the right way. What You'll Learn in This Episode The real difference between selling to a family office vs. private equity , and why the source of capital changes how you'll be managed post-closeThe operational, compliance, and financial KPIs aesthetic practice owners should be tracking now to protect (and grow) their multipleWhy introducing a buyer to your team too early can cost you a million dollars at the eleventh hourHow to evaluate whether you're actually ready to go to market , or whether you need a 2–3 year runway to fix structural issues firstWhy partnership fit, not just price, determines whether your exit becomes a legacy win or a long, painful "marriage" Timestamps (Audio Version) [00:00] Intro [01:50] What Lux Med actually does for sellers in the aesthetics space [02:48] From hospital MSOs to dental DSOs: Chris's path through healthcare consolidation [07:17] Why medical aesthetics looks like dental did 10 years ago [10:26] Family office vs. private equity: the distinction sellers miss [17:02] The operational and financial metrics buyers actually care about [21:35] Why going it alone almost always leaves money on the table [24:48] The $1M lesson: what happens when you introduce the buyer to your team too soon [28:48] Selling in 5 years vs. selling tomorrow: how to prepare either way [33:17] Inside Julia AI: the first AI-powered buyer–seller matching tool in M&A [35:31] How to get a no-obligation valuation from Lux Med Resources Mentioned Lux Med Transition Strategies: https://luxmedtransition.comProfessional Transition Strategies (PTS): https://professionaltransition.comJulia.ai (PTS/Lux Med's proprietary AI-powered buyer–seller matchmaking tool): https://professionaltransition.com/julia-ai/Kyle Francis (Founder & President, Professional Transition Strategies): https://www.linkedin.com/in/kylewfrancis/MedSynergies (acquired by Optum in 2014): https://www.optum.com/business/about/news/optum-to-acquire-medsynergies.htmlOptum (UnitedHealth Group): https://www.optum.comAuthority Magazine — Chris Hubble interview: https://medium.com/authority-magazine/chris-hubble-of-luxmed-transition-strategies-five-things-you-need-to-know-to-succeed-in-the-modern-112469feeb77 Connect with Chris Hubble Website: https://luxmedtransition.com (Contact Us page)Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/luxmed-transition-strategies Connect with Justin Marti LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinmartiEmail: justin@martilawgroup.comWebsite: martilawgroup.com

    40 min

  5. May 26

    From One Tiny Room to a Concierge Powerhouse: How Aesthera MedSpa’s Founders Scaled the Right Way

    In this episode of Office Hours for Practice Owners, host Justin Marti of Marti Law Group sits down with two of his own clients and longtime collaborators: Shonra Weiss, Co-Founder and CEO of Aesthera MedSpa, and Dr Megan Malzone, Co-Founder and COO. Shonra is a board-certified nurse practitioner and Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist with more than two decades of clinical experience, while Dr Malzone is a board-certified internal medicine physician who brings a whole-patient approach to aesthetics. Together, they built Aesthera. A self-funded, one-room operation launched in the middle of the 2020 pandemic into a full-service concierge med spa with eight treatment rooms, fifteen employees, and a second location. This conversation goes deeper than the usual growth-metrics talk. They explore the emotional reality of partnership, the discipline necessary in aesthetic practice, to treat the practice as a serious business rather than a physician’s side hustle, and the systems that made disciplined scaling possible. What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy treating a med spa as a “side gig” almost guarantees burnout, and what full commitment actually requiresHow to structure a multi-partner business so that disagreements, retirements, and exits don’t blow it upThe hiring philosophy that led Aesthera to turn away seasoned providers in favor of culture fitsWhy a fractional CFO may be one of the highest-leverage hires an aesthetic practice can makeHow to resist chasing shiny equipment and trends, and invest only when the data and patient base justify it Timestamps[00:00] Intro [02:04] Two unlikely paths into aesthetics [04:55] Where the Aesthera vision was born [08:03] Launching a business in the middle of COVID [10:29] The scrappy “one-room” beginning [13:39] Partnership as a marriage, and the prenup that protects it [18:42] “Assigned to everyone is assigned to no one”: owning your roles [19:53] Why a med spa can’t survive as a side gig [23:08] The human side: trust, vulnerability, and going dark for a week [28:52] The fractional CFO that became a “proxy MBA” [36:35] What’s next: a second location and integrative wellness [37:54] Hiring for core values over a full book of patients Resources MentionedAesthera MedSpa — Concierge medical aesthetics practice in Pismo Beach, CA. Website: https://www.aestheramedspa.com/ Instagram: @aesthera.aesthetics Contact: 931 N Oak Park Blvd, Ste 101, Pismo Beach, CA 93449 · (805) 574-4037 Maven Financial Partners — Fractional CFO firm specializing in med spas, dental, and aesthetic practices; referenced as the pivotal early hire that gave the founders their "proxy MBA." https://www.mavenfp.com/EOS / "Traction" (Entrepreneurial Operating System) — The "rocks" and accountabilities framework the team uses for quarterly goal-setting. Based on the book Traction by Gino Wickman. https://www.eosworldwide.com/ Connect with Shonra WeissWebsite: aestheramedspa.com/about/our-team/shonra-weissLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/shonra-weiss-msn-npCompany: aestheramedspa.com Connect with Dr Megan MalzoneWebsite: aestheramedspa.com/about/our-team/dr-megan-malzoneLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/megan-malzone-mdCompany: aestheramedspa.com Connect with Justin MartiLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/justinmartiEmail: justin@martilawgroup.comWebsite: martilawgroup.com

    44 min

  6. May 19

    Inside the Med Spa Roll-Up: How Cosmetic Physician Partners Built a Founder-Owned Platform Without Private Equity

    In this episode of Office Hours for Practice Owners, host Justin Marti of Marti Law Group sits down with Daniel Schacter, CEO of Cosmetic Physician Partners (CPP), and Sean Walsh, VP of Partnerships, to unpack what actually happens when a med spa owner partners with a platform. Daniel, an Oxford MBA who spent his early career at Deloitte and McKinsey before founding multiple companies valued at over half a billion dollars, built CPP with a clear vision: scale a provider-led organization that lets practice owners retain control, unlike most private equity-backed platforms in medical aesthetics. Sean, also an Oxford MBA and former Boston Consulting Group consultant, joined Daniel in 2022 and has since become a household name in the industry, working directly with physician-owners to enter mutually successful partnerships with CPP. Together, they share the origin story of a platform now operating 75+ locations with no private equity dollars on its cap table, and walk through the realities of multiples, cultural fit, and the advisor decisions that make or break a deal. If you're a practice owner thinking about a transaction in the next year or the next five, this episode is a practical map of what to look for, what to avoid, and what really drives valuation. What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy the cheapest legal bill in an M&A deal often comes from the most experienced lawyer, and how owners get burned by hiring family friends to negotiate transactionsThe real multiple ranges for single-clinic and multi-site med spas in 2026, and the specific factors that move you up or down the bandHow CPP screens partners using a rubric where financial performance is the fourth item on the list, and what comes firstThe unfair advantages that command premium valuations (hint: it's never price)Why opening a second location to chase a higher multiple often destroys value instead of creating itWhat "partner-owned" actually means when a platform has no private equity and no preferred shares in the stack [00:00] Intro [01:55] The Montreal building, a struggling dermatologist, and the accidental founding of CPP [06:42] What "partner-owned" actually means, and why there's no PE on the cap table [09:48] The No A*****e Policy and why every CPP doctor has a veto on new partners [11:01] The rubric: why financials are the fourth thing CPP evaluates, not the first [13:11] Staff turnover as the hidden culture metric every buyer reads [18:20] Buy-out vs. buy-in: the mindset shift owners get wrong [25:51] The "education tax", why hiring the wrong lawyer is the most expensive mistake in a deal [30:30] Multiples decoded: the 5x–8x range for single clinics and what moves the needle [33:04] Why a second location can earn a negative multiple [37:05] What to look for in a partner when every good offer lands in the same range Resources MentionedCosmetic Physician Partners (CPP): https://cosmeticphysicianpartners.comVictoria Park Medispa (CPP's Canadian sister brand): https://vicpark.comMcKinsey & Company: https://www.mckinsey.comBoston Consulting Group (BCG): https://www.bcg.comUniversity of Oxford: https://www.ox.ac.ukSkytale Insights Podcast (Skytale Group): https://skytalegroup.com/podcast/American Med Spa Association (AmSpa) — Medical Spa Show: https://www.medicalspashow.com Connect with Daniel SchacterDaniel Schacter is the CEO of Cosmetic Physician Partners. After earning his MBA from Oxford, Daniel spent years consulting at McKinsey and Deloitte before moving into COO and CEO roles. He founded CPP with the vision of scaling a provider-led organization that lets clinicians retain control, a deliberate alternative to private equity-backed platforms in medical aesthetics. CPP has since scaled to 75+ locations and counting. Website: https://cosmeticphysicianpartners.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-schacter-20782221/Email (Partnerships): partnerships@cppclinics.com Connect with Sean WalshSean Walsh is VP of Partnerships at Cosmetic Physician Partners. An Oxford MBA grad, Sean spent time in investment banking and consulting at Boston Consulting Group before joining Daniel to accelerate CPP's growth in 2022. He has since become a trusted voice in medical aesthetics, working directly with physician-owners to structure mutually successful partnerships with CPP. Website: https://cosmeticphysicianpartners.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sfwalsh/Email (Partnerships): partnerships@cppclinics.com Connect with Justin MartiLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinmartiEmail: justin@martilawgroup.comWebsite: https://martilawgroup.com

    42 min

  7. May 12

    Buying In: How to Structure Associate Ownership Without Wrecking the Practice

    In this episode of Office Hours, host Justin Marti of Marti Law Group sits down with Jessica Nunn, founder of Maven Financial Partners, for a candid conversation on one of the most consequential decisions a healthcare practice owner will make: when and how to bring an associate into ownership. Jessica, a CPA-turned-fractional CFO whose firm advises dental, medical aesthetics, plastic surgery, concierge, and functional medicine practices, breaks down the full lifecycle of an associate — from first-year hire to equity partner. Together, Justin and Jessica unpack compensation models, valuation timing, financing structures, and the legal and financial guardrails every owner needs before “putting a ring on it.” If you’ve ever wondered whether to stay the king of your kingdom or build a partner-driven practice, this episode lays out the trade-offs in plain English. What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeHow to structure associate compensation at each stage, from daily minimums and flat salaries for new hires to production-based models for established providersWhy owners should wait at least 18 months before offering equity, and the warning signs that an associate is ready (or not) to become a partnerThe right way to value a practice at the moment of buy-in, and why “sweat equity” arguments from associates usually don’t hold upHow to choose between bank financing and a seller note when an associate buys in, and the risks of becoming your partner’s bankerWhat needs to be papered up before the deal closes, repurchase rights, fiduciary duties, non-competes, distribution policies, and division of operational dutiesWhy locking yourself into a rigid 5- or 10-year succession plan can backfire, and how to build flexibility into your exit strategy [00:00] Intro [02:55] The two associate archetypes every practice owner needs to recognize [04:35] Compensation that evolves: from daily minimums to production-based pay [07:14] “Be the king” vs. building a partner-driven practice [08:35] Why 18 months of working together comes before any equity conversation [10:46] Bank financing vs. seller notes, and why you don’t want to be your partner’s banker [12:38] Papering for the worst-case: repurchases, clawbacks, and the partnership “prenup” [14:23] The danger of mapping out the rest of your life in legal documents [18:18] Why you should value the practice the day of the buy-in, not the day the associate started [21:18] Why partner deals can be harder than third-party M&A [22:02] Cleaning up the books before a partner buys in [23:40] Dividing duties so ownership doesn’t quietly turn into resentment Resources MentionedMaven Financial Partners — https://www.mavenfp.comMaven Financial Partners on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/mavenfinancial/ Connect with Jessica Nunn Website: https://www.mavenfp.comBio: https://www.mavenfp.com/team/jessica-nunnLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-nunn-cpa-1474a417/Email: jessica.nunn@mavenfp.comPhone: 972-999-6947Instagram (Maven): https://www.instagram.com/mavenfinancial/ Connect with Justin MartiLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinmartiEmail: justin@martilawgroup.com Website: https://martilawgroup.com

    27 min

  8. May 5

    Banking Built for Doctors: How Panacea Financial Is Changing the Way Dentists and Physicians Borrow, Build, and Grow

    Justin Marti of Marti Law Group sits down with Brandon Finazzo, Head of Practice Solutions at Panacea Financial, for a candid conversation about what it actually takes to finance a healthcare practice in today's market. Panacea was founded by two practicing physicians who were turned away by traditional banks during their residency — and built something better. Brandon brings over a decade of healthcare lending experience from Wells Fargo, Citibank, and US Bank, and now helps dentists, physicians, and veterinarians navigate everything from their first startup loan to multi-location growth. This episode cuts through the noise on construction costs, interest rates, student debt, and the costly mistakes doctors make before they ever open their doors. What You'll Learn in This Episode Why timing matters more than most doctors realize — and what financial habits to build before you're ready to ownThe unique lending products Panacea offers that most traditional banks won't touch, including an unsecured partner buy-in loanWhat headwinds are hitting healthcare practice financing right now — and how to plan around rising construction costs and elevated interest ratesThe hidden dangers of stacking an equipment loan on top of a startup loan, and why it can lead to bankruptcyHow to build the right advisory team from day one and why industry-specific professionals make or break a deal [00:00] Intro [01:59] How Panacea Financial Was Founded — and Why Two Doctors Built a Bank [04:32] Unique Lending Products: Partner Buy-In Loans and Conventional Construction Financing [06:30] The One-Stop-Shop Vision: From Residency to Multi-Location Ownership [08:24] What Every Growing Doctor Needs to Hear From Their Banker Before Loan #2 [10:21] Current Market Headwinds: Construction Costs, Interest Rates, and Reality Checks [13:36] How to Prepare Financially Before You Ever Apply for a Practice Loan [18:50] The Equipment Loan Trap That's Putting New Practices in Financial Crisis [22:03] What the Startup Loan Process Actually Looks Like from Application to Open Doors [25:44] Why Industry-Specific Teams Change Everything (And a Contractor Story That Proves It) [28:21] How to Connect with Panacea Financial and Find the Right Representative Resources Mentioned Panacea Practice Solutions (practice loans for dentists, physicians & vets) — panaceafinancial.com/all/panacea-practice-solutionsAmerican Dental Association (ADA) — ada.orgOhio State Medical Association (OSMA) — osma.org Connect with Brandon Finazzo Website: panaceafinancial.comEmail: (reach out via the website inquiry form for the fastest response)LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-finazzo/ Connect with Justin Marti LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinmartiEmail: justin@martilawgroup.comWebsite: martilawgroup.com

    30 min
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Office Hours for Practice Owners is the go-to podcast for healthcare practice owners who want to start, grow, protect, and eventually exit their businesses with more clarity and confidence. Hosted by attorney and healthcare business advisor Justin Marti, the show breaks down the legal and strategic issues that matter most to practice owners — from ownership, compliance, and contracts to scaling, buying, selling, and structuring a practice for long-term success. If you want practical insights that make law simple and help you make smarter business decisions, listen to Office Hours for Practice Owners.

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