For psychiatrists thinking about what's next
You've spent decades building something that matters. Doc2Doc helps you transition out of practice responsibly — protecting the patients who depend on you, and making sure you don't leave money on the table.
Tell us about your practice →Free. No commitment. We'll reach out within 48 hours.
Medical school taught you how to build a practice. Nobody taught you how to leave one.
Hundreds of patients depend on you for continuity of care. A rushed or poorly managed transition means they lose access to mental health support they've built over years — sometimes at the worst possible moments.
Without proper preparation, most solo practitioners sell for far below market value — or simply close their doors with nothing. Your practice has real value. Knowing what it's worth changes everything.
Where do you even start? What are your options — sell, merge, bring in a successor? What are the legal and compliance obligations? Most physicians spend years postponing this because it feels overwhelming.
Doc2Doc was built by a physician. We think about this differently than a broker does.
We help you design a transition that maintains care continuity — not just one that closes a deal. The right successor is one your patients can trust.
We give you a free, honest picture of what your practice is worth before you make any decisions. No surprises, no lowball offers.
Whether you're 6 months from retirement or still 3 years out, we help you plan at your pace — with no pressure to move until you're ready.
Three steps. No commitment until you want one.
Fill out a short form about your practice — no patient data, just aggregate business information. Takes about 10 minutes.
We generate a personalized transition readiness report — your estimated practice value, buyer attractiveness score, and key risks to address before any transition.
A 30-minute call to walk through your report, answer your questions, and explore what the right transition looks like for you — on your terms.
It depends on your revenue, payer mix, panel size, and how transferable your patient relationships are — but most solo psychiatry practices in the $500K–$800K annual revenue range have a planning value between $150K and $600K. We'll give you a specific estimate based on your inputs, not a generic range.
No. Those are options — but so is selling to an individual psychiatrist, merging with a small group, or bringing in a successor you mentor yourself. We'll help you think through which path makes the most sense for your patients and your goals.
This is the right question to ask first. Every transition plan we help design includes a patient continuity strategy — how patients will be notified, how records will transfer, and how to ensure no one is left without care. We won't recommend a buyer who isn't committed to this.
For a well-prepared solo practice, 12–24 months from first conversation to completed handoff is typical. If you're 2–3 years out, you're in the ideal window to start planning now without pressure.
Yes. We don't share your name, practice name, or any identifying information with any buyer without your explicit permission. Our intake form collects only aggregate business data — no patient information of any kind.
The initial consultation and readiness report are completely free. We're currently building our network of seller practices and working directly with physicians — there's no fee to get started.
We'll review your information and reach out within 48 hours for a free, no-pressure conversation.