Practice Overview
American Healthcare Capital is pleased to exclusively present a well-established, multi-disciplinary outpatient pediatric therapy practice located in North Carolina. Founded in 2013, the practice offers Speech-Language Pathology, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy, under one roof, a comprehensive service model that is well-suited to the pediatric patient population it serves. The practice has developed a strong and diversified referral network through local physicians and school districts, with no single source representing a majority of patient volume.
The clinical team expanded in 2025, with five therapists added in a six-week period, bringing the practice to full staffing capacity. The practice currently carries active patient waitlists, reflecting demand that exceeds its current throughput. Ownership is willing to remain through a transition period to support continuity of care and referral relationships.
Financial Performance
The practice has generated consistent revenue growth, reaching over $1.5 million in FY 2024 and nearly $1.9 million in FY 2025. On a management-normalized basis, adjusting owner compensation to a market replacement rate, adjusted EBITDA was $238,163 in FY 2024 and $240,509 in FY 2025. All figures are CPA-finalized. Overall, the practice has shown a strong revenue growth trajectory with sustained positive adjusted EBITDA, providing a solid foundation for future margin improvement as the business continues to scale.
Growth Opportunities
The practice is well-positioned for continued growth under new ownership. Active patient waitlists represent an immediate opportunity to expand throughput through additional provider capacity, without incremental marketing investment. There is additional opportunity to formalize referral partnerships, optimize billing and payer mix, and explore a second location to serve regional demand and replicate the multi-disciplinary mode.
Asking Price
The Sellers are seeking competitive offers and will consider a range of transaction structures. Final valuation and terms will be determined through discussions with qualified buyers and the overall strength of each proposal.