Ophthalmologist standing in a modern eye clinic beside diagnostic equipment.

How It Works

4 Options. One Puts You In Control.

Every physician who wants ownership faces the same 4 options. 3 are decades old. Here is how each actually works.

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personal capital required

you

own the clinical entity

never

flipped to another fund

Your Options

Side by Side, Honestly.

Every other path costs you something that matters: your ownership, your autonomy, or your legacy. The one we built costs you none of them.

	Solo	Hospital	Private Equity	Verdira
Practice ownership	You	The hospital	The fund	You
Clinical autonomy	Full	Erodes	Lost	Full
Operational burden	All yours	Theirs	Theirs	Ours
Personal capital to buy in	Six figures	None	None	None
Long-term outcome	Burnout	Employee	Flipped in 3 to 5 years	Permanent hold

91%

Of physicians say the loss of autonomy is a major threat to the profession

Physicians Foundation, 2025

19.6%

Drop in sight-saving surgeries at practices acquired by private equity

Health Affairs, 2025

3 of these paths cost you something. We built the one that doesn't.

Stepping In

What You Walk Into on Day One

You are not building from scratch. You are stepping into an established, profitable practice with patients, staff, contracts, and revenue already in place.

01

A Practice That Already Works

Existing patients, active insurance contracts, trained staff, functioning systems, and a brand the community already trusts. The revenue is real, and the practice has been operating for years.

02

Your Own Professional Corporation

A brand new entity you own, properly organized under New York law, with none of the legacy liabilities, inherited billing exposure, or tax problems that come with buying an existing corporation. Clean from day one.

03

Zero Personal Capital at Risk

You are not writing a check to buy in, taking a personal loan, or liquidating savings. The working capital sits between the MSO and your PC, never between the MSO and you personally.

04

Bridge Capital, Not Startup Funding

The MSO provides working capital to cover the credentialing transition. The practice already has patients and revenue; your PC simply needs a bridge until that revenue flows through your entity.

The Economics

How Money Flows. You Get Paid First.

Revenue from your practice flows into an account you control. Disbursements follow a clear priority, and the MSO gets paid last. That is not an accident.

YOU FIRST

Revenue lands in an account you control

THEN THE PRACTICE

Operating costs are covered

THE MSO LAST

We get paid only after you do

See the full economics

How the model works

Ownership, Without the PE Playbook.

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