Allied OMS

Allied OMS is a management services organization (MSO) and private equity firm structured to be doctor-owned, led, and governed. Founded in April 2020 by a group of oral surgeons and private equity veterans, the company was created to provide a partnership model that contrasts with traditional private equity buyouts in the healthcare space. The founding group included Dan Hosler, who serves as CEO, and surgeons Dr. Greg Scheideman, Dr. William Runyon, Jr., Dr. David Kostohryz, Jr., and Dr. Jonathon Jundt, in partnership with DuneGlass Capital.

The firm operates as a 'Doctor Equity' model, allowing oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMS) practice owners to retain ownership and clinical autonomy while gaining the benefits of a larger, consolidated entity. This structure provides member surgeons with access to private equity tools and management expertise to enhance practice value. The business model is centered on aligning the interests of doctors with the financial growth of the platform, ensuring that clinical leadership remains central to governance; doctors make up 75% of the board and chair all management committees. Allied OMS generates revenue by providing a suite of non-clinical support services to its partner practices, including finance, accounting, procurement, marketing, and growth strategy implementation. This allows surgeons to focus on patient care while the MSO handles administrative and business complexities.

The company targets premier, top-tier oral and maxillofacial surgery practices across the United States for partnership. Growth is achieved through a combination of acquiring existing practices, building new 'de novo' locations, and recruiting new surgeons into its network. The firm has expanded its footprint into states including California, Texas, Colorado, Virginia, Maryland, and others, supporting over 80 doctors across more than 50 locations. In May 2024, Allied OMS secured its first external financing, a $116 million credit facility, to fuel further expansion. This was followed by a significant minority investment from 65 Equity Partners and Everberg Capital in June 2025, marking the first institutional capital raised by the company.

Keywords: management services organization, MSO, oral and maxillofacial surgery, doctor-owned private equity, healthcare consolidation, dental service organizations, DSO, practice management, surgical practice consolidation, Doctor Equity, clinical autonomy, healthcare M&A, OMS practices, private equity model, dental industry, healthcare investment, practice value maximization, surgical support services, physician partnership, clinical governance