Located in the charming city of Ogden, Utah, this is an unparalleled opportunity to own a flourishing, mobile urgent care service. This innovative practice includes a fleet of three fully equipped Ram ProMaster City vans, delivering healthcare directly to patients in their homes. With no physical property to lease, a new owner inherits the flexibility to continue operating from home or explore the option of expanding into a dedicated location, providing comprehensive medical services wherever they are needed most.
Imagine stepping into a well-established practice, serving a loyal patient base predominantly comprised of elderly individuals aged 65 and over. These patients mainly have Medicare Advantage plans, forming a solid foundation for the business's impressive financial health. The practice’s past 3-year average gross revenue stands at $439,664 annually, with a significant average net profit of $179,734, steadily increasing year after year, providing not only a steady income but also the promise of a rewarding future.
The existing schedule offers operational hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.
m., Monday through Friday, often extending slightly due to appointment demands—hours that can be expanded to weekends to further increase profitability.
For prospective buyers, this business is an investment teeming with possibilities.
Opportunities abound in expanding marketing efforts, strengthening partnerships with healthcare facilities, and tapping into new patient demographics. The current owner stands ready to facilitate a seamless transition, overseeing a 3-6 month period to ensure the new owner is well-versed in business operations and time for credentialing. Embrace the chance to drive healthcare into the future with this mobile practice.
The business has a low asking price based on current revenue and profits with the understanding that this is a medical clinic and a medical provider purchasing the business will need to work and see patients. The ideal buyer would be a MD, DO, PA, or NP. Non medical providers can purchase and run the business, but profits would go down as they would need to rely on hiring another medical provider to cover the clinic.
The business currently has 3 nurse practitioners, has been operating for 6 years and has a patient list of over 5,500.