Selling Your Practice?

If you're considering selling your practice, we may be the perfect fit!

Selling Your Practice?

A partnership with Pediatrix is the answer to enhancing your practice’s capabilities. We provide clinical and administrative support while empowering practices to maintain the unique characteristics that have made them successful.

Pediatrix® Medical Group is actively seeking opportunities to acquire medical practices specializing in obstetric, maternal-fetal, newborn and pediatric primary care, urgent care and subspecialty services. Whether you are gearing up for retirement or want to transform your business, we are here to partner with you and help you achieve your short- and long-term goals. If you want to grow with us, your clinical autonomy and your team members are of utmost importance. We want to carry on the legacy of your practice while providing you and your team a new place to call home. Because we understand the complexities of running a practice, you can leave the administrative and back-office tasks to us so you and your team can focus on providing patients with compassionate, high-quality care. The Pediatrix Center for Research, Education, Quality and Safety (CREQS) provides programs for research, education, and quality- and safety-improvement initiatives that lead to improved outcomes.

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Why do so many Practices call Pediatrix Home?

A culture focused on improving quality and safety

Access to robust clinical systems and data-collection tools

Ability to maintain clinical autonomy

Improved operations and financial performance

Collaboration across practices and specialties

Strength in numbers when facing industry challenges

Join our Network and Experience the Benefits of our National Medical Group

A partnership with Pediatrix enables both hospital- and office-based practices to strengthen their existing clinical relationships while fostering new opportunities for growth. Our partners recognize our strategic capabilities and ability to manage variable admission rates, operating costs, complex reimbursement systems and other organizational realities.

Get to know Pediatrix Medical Group

Starting as a single neonatology practice in 1979, we have evolved into a multispecialty medical group that delivers a continuum of care to women, babies and children. We specialize in numerous areas, such as neonatology; maternal-fetal medicine; and pediatric cardiology, intensive care, surgery, urology, neurology, emergency medicine, urgent care and hospitalist services.

Our Solutions

Why Partner with Pediatrix?

We are well-suited to provide a business/clinical infrastructure to manage practice and market dynamics. Our resources and business approaches provide stability and ensure continued practice growth and sound fiscal performance post-acquisition. You and your team can expect:

Recruiting and Credentialing

Recruitment and management of clinicians, as well as oversight of continuing education, certification and credentialing requirements.

Legal, Liquidity/Risk Management and Compliance Expertise

You will receive fair value for your practice while minimizing future risks associated with ownership.

Employment Stability

Enjoy being part of the Pediatrix family, giving you and your staff many opportunities for career growth and leadership roles.

Minimal Disruption

We follow a proven process to ensure you, your staff and your patients experience minimal disruptions during the transition period.

Business Development and Marketing Expertise

Our team of marketers will support your marketing and communications needs to help promote your clinic.

Managed Care Contracting, Billing, Support and Collections

Centralized billing and support enable staff to focus more on patients.

Education and Research

Improve patient outcomes and experiences through continuing education and specialty-driven clinical programs, including research and quality and safety improvement.

Subspecialty Collaboration

Network and collaborate with nearly 4,300 physicians and advanced practitioners across the country to share and promote best practices.

Data and Technology

Robust clinical systems and data-collection tools help reduce medical errors, improve clinical decision-making and provide universal access to patient information.
Integration made easy.

Clinical and Administrative Support

Partnering with us is the answer to enhancing your practice’s capabilities. We provide clinical and administrative support while empowering you to maintain the unique characteristics that have made your practice successful. With fewer administrative responsibilities, you and your team will be able to invest more time and resources into focusing on patient care. Our practice administration support services include:

Recruiting and credentialing
Legal, risk-management and compliance expertise
Managed care contracting, billing and collections
Business development and marketing

Our growing list of specialties includes:

Prenatal services

Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist

A subspecialty of obstetrics and gynecology. Maternal-fetal medicine specialists, sometimes called perinatologists or high-risk obstetricians, are considered "subspecialists". They earned this designation by undergoing training in a specific area of medicine - obstetrics and gynecology - and taking their education a step further to gain an in-depth understanding of pregnancy complications and treatments. This extra training, which extends three years beyond that required of obstetricians and gynecologists, is focused on the care and treatment of pregnant women with complex medical conditions.
OB/GYN
OB Hospitalist

An obstetrician who has earned an undergraduate degree and completed four years each of medical school and residency training in the medical specialty of obstetrics and gynecology. OB hospitalists specialize in managing the needs of pregnant women who are hospitalized and act as an extension of a patient’s primary care provider.

Neonatal services

Neonatologist

A specialist within the medical field. They earned this designation by undergoing training in pediatrics and completing three years of additional training to specialize in the care of newborn infants needing intensive care. Many neonatologists participate in follow-up developmental pediatric programs as part of their training.

Pediatric services

Pediatric Cardiologist
Pediatric Intensivist

Also called a pediatric critical care physician, is a specialist within the medical field. They earned this designation by undergoing training in pediatrics and completing three years of additional training in pediatric critical care medicine. A pediatric intensivist is usually the lead PICU physician and will direct the medical care of PICU patients. Advanced practitioners and physician assistants often work in collaboration with pediatric intensivists.
Developmental Pediatrician
Gynecology (adult, adolescent, pediatric)

Health care providers treat women throughout all phases of their life cycle, including teenagers having her first gynecological visit and mature woman experiencing menopause challenges. OB/GYN health care providers routinely handle gynecology issues including: - Abnormal pap smears - Endometriosis - Fibroids - Painful menstrual cycles - Perimenopause - Menopause
Pediatric Hospitalist
Pediatric Neurologist

A pediatrician who has completed an additional three or more years of training in the area of neurology. This training gives a pediatric neurologist the skills needed to evaluate and care for children of all ages with conditions involving the brain and nervous system. A board certified pediatric neurologist has successfully passed an additional evaluation by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology and has special competences in child neurology.
Pediatric Ophthalmologist

A physician who completed four years of medical school, one year of medical internship, three years of ophthalmology residency and one additional year of specialized fellowship training in pediatric ophthalmology. This training gives pediatric ophthalmologists the skills needed to evaluate children of all ages and provide appropriate treatment for pediatric eye problems. A board certified, fellowship trained pediatric ophthalmologist has successfully passed the American Board of Ophthalmology examination and has special competencies in pediatric ophthalmology.
Pediatric Otolaryngologist

Or ear, nose and throat (ENT) doctor, is a physician who completed an additional five-year otolaryngology residency program and one to two years of additional pediatric training. This training gives pediatric otolaryngologists the skills needed to evaluate and care for children of all ages with conditions involving the ear, nose or throat. A board certified pediatric otolaryngologist has successfully passed an additional evaluation by the American Board of Otolaryngology and has special competences in pediatric otolaryngology. Advanced practice providers and audiologists often work in collaboration with pediatric otolaryngologists. Other specialists, including pulmonologists, allergists, developmental pediatricians, infectious disease specialists, gastroenterologists, speech therapists and/or lactation consultants, may either refer a child to a practice, or serve as a consultant regarding his or her unique situation.
Pediatric Surgeon

A physician who has earned an undergraduate degree and completed four years of medical school, five years of residency training in general surgery followed by an additional two years of residency specialization in pediatric surgery. Pediatric surgeons are double board certified in surgery and pediatric surgery.

“Naturally, a lot of consideration went into selling my practice. I was looking for an opportunity that would allow me to grow professionally and maintain clinical autonomy while taking care of my entire team. After extensively exploring my options, selling my practice to Pediatrix and joining the company made a lot of sense for me and the entire team. It offers the protection of a large institution that isn’t going anywhere, and it’s provided long-term opportunities for all of us. It’s a very respectful, compassionate environment that allows us to practice and not be micromanaged. Aside from being relieved of all the administrative, payor and billing burdens, not a lot has changed in terms of the way we do business. The biggest difference is that we have more time to focus on our patients.”
Jeffrey Kane, M.D. Practice Medical Director, Child Neurology Consultants of Austin