Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Zenyte model?

Zenyte creates small portfolios of healthcare practices and offers them for acquisition through a publicly traded entity rather than relying solely on private equity or traditional buyers.

This structure allows practices to be valued more like data-driven or technology companies using revenue instead of just EBITDA.

Does the doctor have to sell all of their practice?

No. The doctor can sell a percentage of their practice when they are ready to sell.

How large are the portfolios?

Portfolios typically include 10–20 doctors and are structured to move efficiently through the process.

What if I decide not to sell?

You can withdraw at any time and be made whole for any costs incurred during participation.

When can I expect to sell?

Typical timelines are around 5 months, but you are never obligated to proceed.

• Evaluate offers
• Accept when ready
• Decline without penalty

Can I continue working after selling?

Yes. Doctors can cash out (a minimum of 10%) and can continue working, often increasing their valuation depending on participation.

How am I paid?

• Cash
• Stock
• Securities
• Or a combination

What makes this different?

Zenyte moves private practice revenue into public markets where higher, revenue-based multiples are applied.

The doctor can sell their practice a percentage at a time and can continue to work as long as they would like.