Established, Fully Accredited DME Company — Jacksonville, FL | Clean PTAN, Transferable Despite CMS Moratorium
Rare opportunity to acquire an established Durable Medical Equipment (DME) company headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida — fully licensed, fully accredited, and positioned for immediate scale under new ownership. The company holds an active Medicare PTAN in good standing with a clean compliance record and zero Medicare billing history, eliminating audit, recoupment, and clawback exposure for the incoming buyer.
Most importantly for prospective buyers: this company can be transferred without being affected by the current CMS DMEPOS enrollment moratorium, making it an exceptionally valuable acquisition vehicle in a market where new Medicare enrollments remain restricted across many regions and product categories.
Key Highlights

Active Medicare PTAN — clean record, zero billing history
Licensed for Medicare in several states
Fully accredited for DME through the Board of Certification/Accreditation (BOC)
All required state licenses, surety bonds, and compliance documentation current and in good standing
Transferable under existing ownership-change provisions — not subject to the new-enrollment moratorium
Direct-to-patient shipping model already operational
Jacksonville, FL headquarters with multi-state reach

Authorized Product Categories

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) devices and sensors
Orthoses — Off-The-Shelf (OTS)
Ostomy Supplies
Surgical Dressings
Urological Supplies
Oxygen

This is a turn-key platform for buyers seeking immediate market entry into high-demand DME categories — particularly CGM, which continues to experience significant Medicare-driven volume growth. Equally well-suited for existing DME operators looking to expand geographic footprint or product mix without navigating the long enrollment timelines and moratorium restrictions affecting new applicants.
Florida-based location offers added strategic value given the state's large Medicare beneficiary population and established DME demand corridors along the I-95 and I-10 routes.