The data-led transaction platform for buying and selling Australian general practices.
Proxeno prepares you, then matches you to the buyers who fit the terms you set: price, staff, patients and your exit.
You can sell your practice through Proxeno in one of two ways: manage the sale yourself with Proxeno's forms, documents and buyer list, or work through the sale preparation with an accredited Proxeno consultant who has managed general practices.
The two ways to sellRecord your acquisition criteria at no cost and Proxeno scores you against each practice that registers to sell.
Under a buy agreement you see every registering seller who fits. Under an Origination engagement Proxeno finds and approaches the owners of practices that fit your brief.
For buyersFree. 12 to 15 minutes, no need for financial statements.
A free review of how the practice operates as a business, scored across six areas. It sets a baseline and shows where the gaps are.
Start your business assessmentThe score is out of 100.
Free. About twenty minutes if your figures are to hand.
The check covers the areas buyers and their advisers work through in due diligence, and scores the practice across five of them. Financial readiness counts for the most, at 40%.
This check comes after the business acuity assessment. It is for a practice that is in shape to sell.
Start your readiness checkThe score is out of 100.
Nothing here commits you to a sale or an engagement.
For a town you are weighing, a town report covers the practices, who owns them and the local market.
A town report sets out, for one town, the practices that fit your criteria, who owns them, the population and its health demand, the local economy and premises, and whether the town can recruit GPs.
Read the Gympie reportAbout ProxenoIn a Greek city the proxenos was the person visitors relied on for straight information: who to deal with, what a deal would involve and whose side he was on.
Medius is Latin: the one in the middle. Proxeno is Greek: the one who acts for the guest.