Physicians Capital
Physicians Capital partners with healthcare operators and physicians to invest in high quality medical real estate. Their national acquisitions strategy is tailored to capitalize on a national shift from overburdened hospitals to outpatient properties. Their strategy is to build a national portfolio of medical real estate that does not require high corporate overhead to manage.
Physicians Capital is owned and led by healthcare industry experts. The company’s investors, advisors, and leaders are practicing doctors and active healthcare executives. Physicians Capital’s competitive advantage is the unique ability to build relationships in the medical industry. That unique perspective drives every decision and every partnership.
TRIPLE NET (NNN) LEASES
Triple NNN lease arrangements provide several advantages including:
Properties are managed by tenants and do not require day-to-day oversight. An acquisitions strategy focused on properties with this lease structure allows Physicians Capital to (i) target properties anywhere in the country and (ii) build a national portfolio with lean operations and low overhead.
There are no operating expenses and reduced capital expenditures, protecting Physicians Capital and its investors from inflation risk. Physicians Capital is less susceptible to market volatility that impacts expenses than other real estate firms.
OUTPATIENT PROPERTIES
Outpatient medical spending as a share of total healthcare is growing faster than hospital spending. Outpatient properties optimize operational efficiency and provide more convenience for patients.
Physicians Capital is positioned to capitalize on this national trend through its network of physician owner-operators.
NATIONAL FOCUS
A national focus means a wider aperture and larger funnel for deal flow.
Physicians Capital can be more selective in acquiring best-in-class real estate in premium locations operated by quality credit tenants.
RISK MITIGATION
Investment risk is mitigated by investing in properties in established markets, operated by strong-credit tenants, and with a significant lease term remaining (usually 10-15 years).
CEO & FOUNDER
Conrad Ivie, MD, is the chief heart beat behind his newest endeavor for physicians, by physicians. He is a well respected, practicing orthopedic surgeon, dynamic entrepreneur, and visionary in the medical real estate and finance sectors.
With a sharp focus on innovative financial solutions for healthcare professionals, Conrad is the driving force behind Physicians Capital, a Real Estate Investment Firm partnering with doctors in physician-owned medical real estate.
News
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Physicians Capital completes first $12.25m medical facility acquisition
Physicians Capital has completed its first acquisition, purchasing an 11,845 sq ft emergency room and urgent care centre in Carmel, Indiana, for $12.25 million. Operated
Industry insider joins Physicians Capital advisory team
Earl Anderson joins Physicians Capital as Strategic Advisor, bringing 40+ years of leadership in orthopaedics to support physician ownership and investment growth.
Medical offices redefine the next phase of property investment
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