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I/DD Day Treatment, Supported Employment and Supported Living Company in Utah

For Sale in UT

Listing ID: UTDD1A | Broker Listing ID:

Financial & Assets Details

Revenues: $600,000

About the Business

Business Description

All Buyers - Individual(s) or Corporation(s)
Must Provide Resume(s), Proof of Net-Worth, and/or Revenues, Proof of Funds to make the Purchase, and Purchase Plan.
All Buyers are Introduced to the Seller based on the Buyer submission of Information. Approval Granted by the Seller, to the Buyer to Review the Offering Book in Detail.
It is expressed that American Healthcare Capital Does NOT Advise Sellers or Buyers to engage another party with no experience in the Healthcare Industry and/or other industry; and rejects potential sellers or buyers based on lack of industry knowledge a factor in qualification of any seller and/or buyer engagement.
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Growth & Expansion

The bulk of the company’s revenue comes from their state contract, and the rest comes from private pay and vocational rehabilitation. Gross revenues were in the $570,000 range for the past couple of years with an adjusted EBITDA of $122,000. There was a 10% increase in reimbursement as of January 1, 2017, which will realize a $28,000 increase in annual revenue. They are also anticipating a 17% rate increase on July 1, 2017, which should result in another $96,000 annual revenue increase. The seller feels that further growth could be achieved by adding Vocational rehab and by adding more staff, as they receive more referrals than they can handle at their current capacity.

Market Competition:

I am pleased to introduce an I/DD Day Treatment, Supported Employment, and Supported Living company for sale in Utah. The company has a long-standing contract with the Utah State Department of Human Services to provide these programs for I/DD individuals over the age of 22, including those with Traumatic Brain Injuries. Most of their clients are long term. Their in-house program serves 20-30 people and the supported program serves 15-20 people.