FAQs

What is Integrity Practice Protect?

Integrity Practice Protect is a comprehensive service designed to safeguard the value of your dental practice in the event of unexpected circumstances such as disability, incapacitation, or death. We provide a clear, actionable plan to ensure your practice maintains its value, offering peace of mind for you and your family.

How does the annual valuation and analysis work?

Each year, we conduct a thorough valuation and analysis of your practice to help you understand its current market value and operational health. This includes reviewing financial statements, practice performance metrics, and other relevant data.

What is included in the concierge onboarding service?

Our concierge onboarding service simplifies the process by collecting necessary information directly from your office, bookkeeper, CPA, or accountant every quarter. This ensures that all your practice documents are up-to-date and organized.

How do you ensure document security?

We use best-in-class security measures, including apps with SOC2 certification, to protect your practice documents. This ensures that all sensitive information is securely stored and accessible only to authorized personnel.

How does Integrity Practice Protect benefit my family?

In the event of your unexpected disability, incapacitation, or death, Integrity Practice Protect provides a clear plan to help your family capture the maximum value from your practice. This includes organized documents, up-to-date valuations, and a strategy to maintain the practice's value.

Are you attorneys?

No, we are not attorneys. However, we work closely with attorneys to ensure that all legal aspects of your practice are covered in our comprehensive protection plan.

Are you brokers?

Yes, we are brokers, but we also collaborate with other brokers to ensure your practice is sold efficiently in an emergency. Our goal is to maximize the value of your practice in any situation.

Does my family have to pay a commission on my practice sale if I pass away?

Yes, a commission is required on the sale of your practice. However, IPP members receive a half commission rate to ease the financial burden during such challenging times.