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Orthopedic Care Partners
Orthopedic Care Partners offers practice management and support services for orthopedic practices. The company provides physician recruitment, practice...
Orthopedic Care Partners
Orthopedic Care Partners offers practice management and support services for orthopedic practices. The company provides physician recruitment, practice affiliations, and expansion of ancillary services. It was founded in 2018 and is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Gainesville
Corporate office
Gainesville, FL, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs day-to-day operations at Orthopedic Care Partners?
Day-to-day leadership details are not widely publicized. The firm operates through a management company structure, with executive leadership drawn from healthcare services and private equity operating backgrounds. Specific named principals are not confirmed in current public records.
How does Orthopedic Care Partners source its acquisition targets?
The firm sources through direct outreach to private orthopedic practices, relationships with surgeons within its network, and advisor referrals. Its model targets groups that dominate local referral patterns but need capital and infrastructure to scale ancillaries, particularly in secondary markets across the Southeast.
Is Orthopedic Care Partners a private equity fund or an operating company?
It is an operating company—a holding entity that acquires and manages orthopedic practices—funded by institutional private equity. The firm is not a blind-pool fund making passive investments; it integrates practices onto a shared services platform with a long-hold strategy typical of physician practice management roll-ups.
Does Orthopedic Care Partners participate in co-investments alongside external GPs?
OCP is itself a platform investment, not a limited partner in outside funds. Institutional sponsors co-invest at the holding-company level, and acquired physicians typically roll equity into the parent, aligning incentives. There is no evidence of the firm making outside GP commitments.
Which ancillary services does Orthopedic Care Partners typically consolidate alongside its practices?
Physical therapy, in-office MRI and advanced imaging, durable medical equipment, and ambulatory surgery center ownership. Ancillary capture is central to the investment thesis—these service lines generate recurring revenue and offset declining professional fee reimbursements in orthopedics.
What is Orthopedic Care Partners' geographic footprint?
The platform is concentrated in Florida and the broader Southeastern United States. Density in specific metros allows referral-network control and payer contracting leverage that a geographically scattered roll-up would lack.
How is physician compensation structured after acquisition?
Surgeons typically receive a combination of cash at close, rolled equity in the platform, and ongoing productivity-based compensation. The model aims to preserve clinical autonomy on patient care while centralizing revenue cycle, compliance, and payor negotiations—common across physician practice management platforms.
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