FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

Financial Planning for Physicians and Healthcare Professionals

Enduring Wealth. Structured Decisions.

Oswego Legacy Partners helps physicians and healthcare leaders in Lake Oswego and Portland coordinate employer retirement plans, pensions, executive compensation, taxes, insurance, career transitions, and retirement—so each decision supports the life and legacy they are building.

WHO WE SERVE

Helping physicians, dentists, advanced practice clinicians, hospital executives, and healthcare leaders coordinate complex benefits, taxes, income, and long-term wealth.

THE COMPLEXITY BENEATH SUCCESS

A successful healthcare career can create financial complexity that extends far beyond income.

Benefits can vary by healthcare system, legal employer, employee classification, union agreement, and plan document. Thoughtful planning begins by determining which rules and opportunities actually apply to you.

  • How should my pension and employer retirement accounts work together?
  • Which pre-tax, Roth, after-tax, or deferred-compensation elections should I consider?
  • How do my legal employer, employee group, or union agreement affect my benefits?
  • What happens to my retirement and healthcare benefits if I change systems or retire?
  • How can I coordinate multiple income sources while managing taxes?
  • When does work become optional—and what could sustainable retirement income look like?

EMPLOYER-SPECIFIC PLANNING

The name of the healthcare system is only the beginning.

Providence, OHSU, and Kaiser Permanente Northwest do not represent one uniform benefits population. Retirement plans, pensions, healthcare benefits, incentive compensation, and separation provisions may vary by legal employer, employee group, union status, employment agreement, and date of hire.

We begin by identifying the governing documents and benefits that apply to the individual before evaluating planning opportunities or making recommendations.

INTEGRATED RETIREMENT PLANNING

Coordinate the pension, accounts, benefits, and income—not just the retirement date.

A healthcare professional’s retirement may involve several employer plans, pension benefits, deferred compensation, taxable investments, Social Security, Medicare, and continued employment income. Each source may begin at a different time and create different tax or healthcare consequences.

The objective is to build a coordinated transition from career income to financial independence while preserving flexibility for the decisions that cannot easily be reversed.

HEALTHCARE PLANNING INTELLIGENCE

Understanding before advice.

Our healthcare planning research includes Providence, OHSU, and Kaiser Permanente Northwest. Because benefits can vary materially among employee populations, current plan documents, employment agreements, and individual benefit records must always control.

This employer-specific foundation helps us ask better questions, identify missing information, and coordinate financial decisions within the context of the professional’s complete financial life.

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A MORE STRUCTURED APPROACH

Clarity for Complex Wealth

A structured path toward financial independence — and the confidence to move forward deliberately.

1

Discovery

We begin by understanding what is important to you, your family, and your financial life.

2

Analyze

Current structures, opportunities, risks, and areas of complexity are evaluated within the context of your objectives.

3

Design

Planning recommendations are developed around your unique circumstances, priorities, and desired outcomes.

4

Implement

We work collaboratively to execute agreed-upon strategies and coordinate with other professionals when appropriate.

5

Monitor & Adapt

As circumstances evolve, strategies evolve alongside them. Planning is not an event. It is an ongoing process.