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MARK O. DIETRICH, CPA/ABV

(508) 877-1999 E-mail: mdietric@bu.edu Internet: http://www.cpa.net

EDUCATION

BENTLEY COLLEGE

Master of Science in Taxation, March 1984

BOSTON UNIVERSITY

Masters in Business Administration with high honors, May 1977

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (accounting),

summa cum laude

, Beta

Gamma Sigma, January 1976

PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATIONS and ASSOCIATIONS

Licensed as a Certified Public Accountant in Massachusetts, November 2, 1978

Accredited In Business Valuation by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Lecturer, Boston University Graduate School of Management (Corporate Financial

Management, FE 820) and Undergraduate School of Management (Corporate Financial

Management 449) Academic Year 2014-2015

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)

Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MSCPA)

Forensic and Valuation Services Division, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Member of AICPA National Health Care Industry Conference Committee for 2008-2014,

Conference Chair for 2012 and 2013

Chair, AICPA 2014 Online Conference on Healthcare Reform

Member of AICPA Affordable Care Act Response Task Force

Expert Panel, James Hitchner’s

Financial Valuation and Litigation Expert

Member of AICPA Health Care Expert Panel for 2007-2010

Member AICPA ABV Credential Committee, 2005-2006

Member of AICPA ABV Exam Review Course Task Force for 2009-2010

Former member Federal Tax Committee (past-Chair) and Physicians and Health Care

Committee (past-Chair) of the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants

(MSCPA); Chair, MSCPA 1993 Health Care Reform Conference

AICPA Business Valuation “Volunteer of the Year” Award, 2006

1995 MSCPA

Lamp of Learning

Award for excellence in seminar instruction

Best Of

” Award from the Continuing Education Division of the Massachusetts Bar

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

I am one of the CPA profession’s most recognized experts on the healthcare industry, notably in the

areas of valuation (appraisal), the regulatory environment (the Stark physician anti-referral law and

the Anti-kickback Statute) and Healthcare Reform. In addition to physician practices as a subsector

specialty, I have significant expertise in high-tech imaging (MRI and CT) and compensation of

physicians. Since the mid-1990s I have been a highly rated and consistently in demand speaker on

the financial aspects of healthcare, and have been invited to lecture four times in the United

Kingdom, including to Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs and at the Royal Society of Medicine.

I am most recently the Chairperson of the 2012 and 2013 American Institute of Certified Public

Accountants National Healthcare Industry Conference and served as Chairperson of their Virtual

Conference on Healthcare Reform in early 2014. I have served on a number of AICPA committees

as a volunteer.

As a subset of my more than 100 published articles, I have written two original research papers for

Business Valuation Review

. These papers include a study of healthcare markets and the presence of

public healthcare companies along with the impact of insurer negotiating leverage, and another on

the impact of publicly-traded physician practice consolidators in the 1990s. By invitation, I wrote

an editorial-board approved article for the AICPA’s

Journal of Accountancy

defining the standards

for the valuation of physician practices in 2005. My research into, and developed methodologies

for, the valuation of noncompete agreements have been termed the “Dietrich Method.” Similarly,

my early work (2008) on the impact of provider-insurer agreements on the validity of market data

on physician compensation is now seen as groundbreaking. My article on the Affordable Care Act

was featured on the cover of the July 2014

Journal of Accountancy

.

My first book in 1998 garnered the inside front cover endorsements of business valuation’s leading

authorities. My various books on healthcare valuation are the industry standard, and their

co-publication by the American Health Lawyers’ Association attests to their significance. The most

recent of these – the

Guide to Healthcare Industry Compensation and Valuation

– was the first

attempt at assembling a Body of Knowledge for this evolving practice area. The

Financial

Professional’s Guide to Healthcare Reform

, which I co-authored, was the first book of its kind to

reach the market and accurately predicted the difficulties the Affordable Care Act would encounter.

My experience as an appraiser includes nearly 300 valuation engagements of small to large private

companies, ranging in size from under $1.0 million to $500 million in size. I have extensive

experience in transaction and merger negotiation and valuation, including the sale of a small

software company to Microsoft in 1999. I have served as an expert in

qui tam

cases involving

allegations of healthcare fraud and valuation.

My current research interests include healthcare market structure and healthcare reform, misuse of

guideline and survey data in valuation, antitrust policy and the impact on value and the multi-sector

nature of the cost of capital in the healthcare industry.

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PRESS

Boston Herald: Analysts: Affordable Care Act Fees, Taxes on the Way, December 31, 2013

Journal of Accountancy Online: Seven Ways for Small Businesses to Rein in Health Care Costs, February 4, 2014

PUBLICATIONS BOOKS

BVR/AHLA Guide to Healthcare Industry Compensation and Valuation, Contributing Author and co-Editor with Timothy Smith, CPA/ABV, November 2012

The Financial Professional’s Guide to Healthcare Reform, co-authored by Gregory Anderson, CPA/CVA, published by John Wiley & Sons, May 2012

BVR/AHLA Guide to Healthcare Valuation, 3nd Edition (Technical Editor, Editor, Contributing Author) co-published by Business Valuation Resources and American Health Lawyers Association, June 2012 (2nd edition:, 2010)

BVR’s Guide to Physician Practice Valuation 2nd Edition (Editor, Principal Author) Business Valuation Resources, June, 2012

BVR’s Guide to Physician Practice Valuation (Editor, Principal Author) Business Valuation Resources, April, 2010

BVR’s Guide to Healthcare Valuation (Technical Editor, Co-Editor, Contributing Author) Business Valuation Resources, November, 2008

The 2001/2002 Medical Practice Valuation Guidebook, Including Comprehensive Financial Analysis and the Influence of Managed Care, (Second Edition released April 2001)

First edition, March 1999 Release, peer reviewed by America’s leading valuation experts

Guide to Healthcare Consulting (Co-author), Managed Care Contracting Chapter, Practitioners Publishing Company, inception through September, 2013

BOOK CHAPTERS, (Contributing Author)

Valuing Professional Practices and Licenses, A Guide for the Matrimonial Practitioner:Special Considerations In Valuing Medical Practices: MGMA Data, Accounts Receivable, Ancillary Revenue, And Nonphysician Providers, Ronald Brown, Esq., Editor; Aspen Publishing, 2002; 2013 (with Kathie L. Wilson, CPA/ABV)

BOOK CHAPTER, (Contributing Author)

BVR’s Guide to Personal v. Enterprise Goodwill, David Wood, Editor; Business Valuation Resources, 2007

BOOK CHAPTER, (Update of Professional Practices Chapter)

Guide to Business Valuation, Practitioners Publishing Company, March, 2009

BOOK CHAPTER, (Contributing Author)

Lost Profits for Physician Practices in BVR’s The Comprehensive Guide to Lost Profits Damages— Attorney and Expert Reference Book, Nancy Fannon, Editor; Business Valuation Resources, 2009; 2nd Edition 2011, 3rd Edition 2014

JOURNALS

TEN THINGS CPAS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT (peer reviewed) Journal

of Accountancy, July 2014, with Brian K. Marks

PITFALLS, PRATFALLS AND BAD CALLS IN HEALTHCARE VALUATION, Financial Valuation and

Litigation Expert, February/March 2014

CAN PRIVATE PRACTICE IN THE UK LEARN FROM THE PRIVATE PRACTICE EXPERIENCE IN THE US WITH REGULATORS? Independent Practitioner Today, April 2012 (United Kingdom)

A VALUATION MODEL FOR THE FORMATION OF ACOS, Part 2 AHLA Health Lawyers Weekly,

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PUBLICATIONS (continued)

ASSESSING INTANGIBLE VALUE IN A PHYSICIAN PRACTICE ACQUISITION, AHLA Hospital &

Health Systems Rx, May, 2011 (with Gregory D. Anderson, CPA/ABV CVA;Carol Carden, CPA/ABV ASA, CFE;

W James Lloyd, CPA/ABV ASA, CBA, CFE; J. Gregory Endicott, CPA/ABV, ASA, MBA; Todd J . Sorensen, AVA; Reed Tinsley, CPA; Kathie L. Wilson, CPA, CVA)

WHY TRANSACTION STRUCTURE AFFECTS VALUE AND OTHER NUANCES OF VALUING MEDICAL PRACTICES, CPA Expert, Spring 2010

FACTORS IN FORECASTING CASHFLOW AND ESTIMATING COST OF CAPITAL IN HEALTHCARE, Business Valuation Update, April, 2010, co-authored by Carol Carden, CPA/ABV, ASA

HOW TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMPONENTS OF ANCILLARY REVENUE AFFECT MEDICAL PRACTICE VALUES, Business Valuation Update, April, 2010, co-authored by Kathie L. Wilson, CPA/CVA

LESSONS FROM AMERICA: US MANAGED CARE MAY COME TO UK, Independent Practitioner Today, September 2009 (United Kingdom)

CONVERTING PHYSICIAN PRACTICES TO TAX-EXEMPT STATUS: IS THERE AN UPSIDE TO THE DOWNTURN? American Health Lawyers Association Tax & Finance Practice Group Member Briefing, June, 2009

SUPPLY AND DEMAND: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF THE SHORTAGE OF PHYSICIANS ON VALUE, Financial Valuation and Litigation Expert, December/January 2009

MEDICAL A/R: TOP ISSUES THAT IMPACT YOUR VALUATIONS, Business Valuation Update,

November, 2008

EVALUATING RVU-BASED COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS, with Greg Anderson, CPA/CVA,

Health Lawyers Weekly, American Health Lawyers Association, November 14, 2008

WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND: DERBY V. COMMISSIONER, CPA Expert, Fall 2008

HEALTHCARE MARKET STRUCTURE AND ITS IMPLICATION FOR VALUATION OF PRIVATELY HELD PROVIDER ENTITIES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS; Business Valuation Review, Summer 2008

WHAT IS TO BE LEARNED FROM CARACCI? with Ken Patton, ASA, CPA Expert, Fall 2007

THE SUMMER OF OUR DISCONTENT: CMS Adds To the Burden of a Long Hot Summer, Financial Valuation and Litigation Expert, October/November 2007

A HEALTHCARE APPRAISER REVIEWS A JUDGE-APPRAISER’S “REPORT” Business Valuation

Review, Summer, 2007

REGULATORY ISSUES IN USING REPLICATION COST FOR VALUING PHYSICIAN PRACTICES

Financial Valuation and Litigation Expert, February/March 2007

IDENTIFYING APPROPRIATE BUSINESS VALUATION APPROACHES UNDER STARK AND THE AKS with Reed Tinsley, CPA, CVA, The Health Lawyer, American Bar Association, December, 2006

CRITICAL CONDITION: A Coding Analysis for a Physician Practice Valuation

with Frank Cohen, CMPA, CPA Expert, Fall 2006

PERSONAL GOODWILL: WHO OWNS IT AND HOW MUCH IS IT WORTH?Massachusetts Society of

CPAs SumNews, Summer II 2006

A BRIEF LOOK INTO A CLOUDY CRYSTAL BALL: MEDPAC’S 2006 REPORT, Financial Valuation and Litigation Expert, June/July 2006

ZEROING IN ON THE VALUE DRIVERS IN HEALTHCARE; Shannon Pratt’s Business Valuation Update, January & February, 2006 (with Don Barbo, CPA/ABV and Carol Carden, CPA/ABV)

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PUBLICATIONS (continued)

IDENTIFYING AND MEASURING PERSONAL GOODWILL IN A PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

CPA Expert, Spring 2005 and Summer 2005

COMPUTING THE GROWTH RATE IN PHYSICIAN PRACTICE REVENUE, CPA Expert, Winter 2005

2004 MID-YEAR CHECK UP: THE CURRENT ECONOMICS FOR MEDICAL PRACTICES

Who’s Up, Who’s Down, and Who’s Down for the Count; Medical Management Advisor, May 2004

STARK II, PHASE 2

:

THE IN-OFFICE ANCILLARY SERVICES EXCEPTION Medical Management

Advisor, June 2004

SHADES OF FUTURES PAST OR THROUGH THE PAST DARKLY?, Our Annual Look through the Purple

Haze of MedPAC’s Crystal Ball; Medical Management Advisor, March2004

DECIPHERING (AND PLANNING FOR) THE IMPACT OF THE UNDERWRITING CYCLE ON CAPITATED GROUP PRACTICES; Medical Management Advisor, February2004

PENNSYLVANIA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT COUNCIL (PHC4) Analysis of the Latest

Ambulatory Surgery Center Data; THE CMS PROGRAM FOR DETECTING CLAIMS ERRORS

FY2003 Results Indicate Continuing Problems for Providers; Medical Management Advisor, January 2004

CONGRESS ACTS ON MEDICARE REFORM: IMPACTS OF LEGISLATION ON HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY MORE FAR-REACHING THAN DRUG BENEFIT ISSUE; Medical Management Advisor,

December 2003

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKING: CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS, Parts I and II; Medical Management Advisor, October, December 2003

MEASURING DAMAGES TO PHYSICIAN PRACTICES AND EARNINGS: AVOID THESE CRITICAL ERRORS; National Litigation Consultants’ Review, October 2003

HOSPITAL RECRUITMENT INCENTIVES FOR PHYSICIANS Medical Management Advisor, August, 2003

INSIGHTS INTO BUY-IN TRANSACTION PECULIARITIESMedical Management Advisor, July, 2003

EVALUATING PRACTICE EXPANSION PLANS: Laying a Foundation or Digging a Hole? Medical

Management Advisor, July, 2003

REGULATORY IMPLICATIONS FOR THE VALUATION OF NONCOMPETES; Medical Management

Advisor, June, 2003

MEDPAC’S 2003 ANNUAL REPORT ON MEDICARE PAYMENT POLICY: Analysis and Insights from the Cloudy Crystal Ball, Part II; Medical Management Advisor, May, 2003

COMPUTING PREMIUM FOR S STATUS BASED UPON BUYER’S BENEFIT Valuation Strategies,

May/June 2003

CONTRACTING AND THE “ANY WILLING PROVIDER LAWS”: The US Supreme Court Weighs In;

MEDPAC’S 2003 ANNUAL REPORT ON MEDICARE PAYMENT POLICY: Analysis and Insights from the Cloudy Crystal Ball, Part I; Medical Management Advisor, April, 2003

THE UNITED STATES QUI TAM PROVISION Medical Management Advisor, March, 2003

DRAFTING PROPER BUYOUT CLAUSES IN SHAREHOLDERS’ AGREEMENTS Medical Management

Advisor, January, 2003

CAPITALIZATION OF CASHFLOWS: ITS CORRECT (AND NECESSARY) USE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE EXCESS EARNINGS METHOD; Medical Management Advisor, December, 2002

PROPOSED CHANGES IN 2003 PHYSICIAN REIMBURSEMENT: OBSERVATIONS AND DATA ON THE BLEAK OUTLOOK; COMPUTING THE RETURN ON “NET TANGIBLE ASSETS” FOR THE EXCESS EARNINGS METHOD: DON’T MAKE THIS MISTAKE; Medical Management Advisor, October, 2002

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PUBLICATIONS (continued)

WHAT DOES THE CAPITAL ASSET PRICING MODEL TELL US ABOUT LEVERAGE (DEBT)?

Medical Management Advisor, August, 2002

BENCHMARKING OFFICE SERVICES TO MEDICARE RECIPIENTS, Parts I and II

Medical Management Advisor, July and August, 2002

UNDERSTANDING THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STRATEGIC VALUE AND FAIR MARKET VALUE IN CONSOLIDATING INDUSTRIES Business Valuation Review, June 2002

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKING: CURRENT HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR HEALTH STATISTICS; and FINANCIAL STATEMENT DISCLOSURE & ANALYSIS FOR HEALTHCARE ENTITIES,Medical Management Advisor, June, 2002

A CLOUDY CRYSTAL BALL: INSIGHTS ON MEDPAC’S ANNUAL REPORT ON MEDICARE PAYMENT POLICY; and VALUATION, TAX EXEMPTION, “FAIR MARKET VALUE” - AND THE TAX COURT Caracci, et al v. Commissioner, Medical Management Advisor, May, 2002

VALUATION FOR PURPOSES OF THE EXCESS BENEFIT TRANSACTION RULES, Valuation

Strategies, May/June 2002

VALUING “FIRST REFUSAL” PURCHASE RIGHTS AS OPTIONS; & PITFALLS OF THE MARKET APPROACH FOR VALUING MEDICAL PRACTICES Medical Management Advisor, April, 2002

TIPS FOR ACCURATE COMPUTATION OF DISCOUNT RATES FOR MEDICAL PRACTICES AND

OTHER HEALTHCARE ENTITIES; andTAX CODE STEALTH BOMBER Medical Management Advisor,

March, 2002

REVENUE ANALYSIS: UNIQUE ISSUES FOR DEVELOPING A VALUATION MODEL; & NUANCES OF VALUING MEDICAL PRACTICES: ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Medical Management Advisor,

February, 2002

NAVIGATING STARK II’S REFERRAL RULES AND THE CARVE-OUT FOR “SERVICES PERSONALLY PERFORMED” Medical Management Advisor, February, 2002

AVOID THESE TRAPS WHEN VALUING MEDICAL PRACTICES WHICH HAVE CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIPS WITH EXEMPT HOSPITALS Medical Management Advisor, January, 2002

UNREASONABLE COMPENSATION IN A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION, CPA Expert, Winter 2001

ANALYZING MEDICARE RISK CONTRACTS: 4 YEARS AFTER THE BALANCED BUDGET ACT and THE OIG WARNS CONSULTANTS AND VALUATORS ABOUT CONTRIBUTING TO FRAUD

Medical Management Advisor, December, 2001

VALUING COVENANTS NOT TO COMPETE IN A PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE, CPA Expert, Summer

2000

SOLVING THE TWO PERSON PRACTICE BUY-OUT DILEMMA, Health Niche Advisor, October 2000 KEY INDICATORS FOR MEDICAL PRACTICE VALUATION, RMA’s Journal of Lending & Credit Risk

Management, June 2000

DEFENDING AGAINST UNWARRANTED DAMAGE CLAIMS IN A MEDICAL PRACTICE DISSOLUTION, with John Mayerhofer, CPA, FACHE, FHMA, CPA Expert, Winter, 2000

USE PAYER DATA TO BUILD ACTUARIALLY SOUND CAP RATES (interview), Capitation Rates and

Data, February 2000

CHEMOTHERAPY DRUGS ARE NOT MERCHANDISE, Health Niche Advisor, February 2000

BEWARE THE HMO IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE, Health Niche Advisor, January, 2000

ISSUES IN VALUING MEDICAL PRACTICES FOR DONATION TO A TAX-EXEMPT ENTITY

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PUBLICATIONS (continued)

VALUATION STRATEGIES FOR UNWINDING “BAD DEALS” IN PHYSICIAN ACQUISITIONS

Health Niche Advisor, April, 1999

GOODWILL REQUIRES ENFORCEABLE COVENANT NOT TO COMPETE, CPA Expert, Spring, 1999

UNDOING PRACTICE MERGERS, PIAM/Massachusetts Medical Society, Winter, 1999

SECTION 280H - The IRS Is Looking Health Niche Advisor, February, 1999

FINANCING PHYSICIAN PRACTICE PURCHASES: Be Sure You Know What The Buyer Is Buying

RMA Journal of Lending and Credit Risk Management, October, 1998

UNDERSTANDING ACQUISITION AND SAME STORE GROWTH IN PPMCs Health Niche Advisor, May,

1998

CORRECT FAIR MARKET VALUE CALCULATION NEEDED TO AVOID REGULATORY CHALLENGES Journal of Healthcare Financial Management, September, 1997

THE EXCESS EARNINGS METHOD Health Niche Advisor, October, 1997

TAX STRATEGIES FOR PPM TRANSACTIONS Health Niche Advisor, June, 1997

THE IMPACT OF TRANSACTION CONTRACTS ON FAIR MARKET VALUE Health Niche Advisor,

March, 1997

NEGOTIATING A MEDICARE RISK CONTRACT Health Niche Advisor, January, 1997

DON’T BE DUMB WITH RULES OF THUMB; Health Niche Advisor, August, 1996

IF AND WHEN TO SELL A MEDICAL PRACTICE; Health Niche Advisor, May, 1996

TAX SEASON, 1996: HOPE FOR THE FUTURE?Massachusetts CPA REVIEW; Spring 1996 Reprinted in the New Hampshire Society of CPAs newsletter, April 1996

THE IRS TAKES A STAND IN REGULATING HEALTHCARE: Massachusetts CPA REVIEW, Summer

1994

HEALTH CARE REFORM: The Driving Force Behind Federal Tax Law Change, Massachusetts CPA

REVIEW, Winter 1994

VALUATION OF A MEDICAL PRACTICE FOR PURCHASE OR SALE; The Best of MCLE Journal,

February 1994

INDOPCO: A New Line in the Sand for Current Deductions; Massachusetts CPA REVIEW; Fall 1993; reprinted in the Vermont Society of CPA’s NEWSLETTER, March-April 1994

THE NEW PASSIVE ACTIVITY REGULATIONS: SIMPLIFICATION AT LAST? Feature article in THE TAX ADVISER, February 1993

NEW AUDIT GUIDELINES FOR TAX-EXEMPT HOSPITALS; THE TAX ADVISER; August 1992

UNREASONABLE COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEE-STOCKHOLDERS OF A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION: It Is Not An Unreasonable Proposition; feature article in THE TAX ADVISER, March 1992

TAX FACTORS TO CONSIDER IN ADMITTING NEW PARTNERS

Feature article in THE PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT; August 1990

HEALTHCARE REFORM; A Response to Professor Rashi Fein, SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Letters to the Editor, March 1993 (with Dr. Peter Gorlin)

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