Healthscope was recently engaged by a long-standing New Jersey client to deliver a time-sensitive Fair Market Value (FMV) assessment of tangible assets across a distressed 11-site Urgent Care Center (UCC) network spanning eight North Jersey counties.

The project focused on evaluating the value of office furniture, fixtures, medical equipment, and digital X-ray systems—critical components in an acquisition negotiation.

Efficient, On-Site Execution

Working closely with UCC managers, we coordinated a streamlined site visit schedule, covering 2–3 locations per day over one week. At each site, we conducted on-site walkthroughs to inspect and document all relevant inventory.

Before finalizing the assessment, we reviewed the draft inventory with UCC managers to ensure completeness and accuracy, avoiding any surprises when our client and the UCC owner entered negotiations.

Real-World Valuation Approach

Our FMV opinion was based on the age and condition of each item, supported by real-market data from second-hand and online retail transactions. This grounded, practical approach ensured that valuation expectations were aligned with actual market dynamics.

Thanks to our client-focused process, the entire engagement—from initial scheduling to final report delivery—was completed in just two weeks, helping expedite the acquisition timeline.

Why This Matters

Whether buying or selling a medical practice, obtaining a reliable third-party valuation can be a complex, emotional, and time-consuming process—especially in distressed sale situations.

Healthscope brings deep experience in both comprehensive (clinical and financial) and limited (tangible asset only) FMV assessments. We’re known for delivering timely, responsive, and defensible reports that support confident decision-making for all parties involved.