Thirty-eight children are on a waitlist to enter this business right now. The rooms are built. The clinical team is credentialed and on payroll. The payer contracts are signed. What is missing is an owner who wants to fill what is already standing.

This is a four-location pediatric behavioral health and education group, operating in Central Florida since 2020 across two counties. Every center is Medicaid-approved with active payer contracts, plus two commercial payers already in-network and not yet switched on.

Two service lines run under one organization, reaching the same family in the same building on the same day. The clinical side delivers individualized ABA therapy for children against recurring, authorization-based approvals. The education side is a full-day micro school with before-care and after-care, funded through a state scholarship program on a fixed weekly tuition model — a second revenue stream that moves independently of the first.

Where the untapped potential sits:

Three additional service lines fully licensed and payer-approved, not currently delivered — infrastructure paid for, revenue not yet collected
Two commercial payers in-network with no clients billed against them
Substantial unused seated capacity inside the existing footprint — growth without a single new location
Online delivery available, with no physical space ceiling
Reached its current scale on physician referrals and word of mouth alone, with no marketing behind the clinical line

Multi-site payer approval, credentialing across four locations, and scholarship participation are the three things that take a new entrant years to assemble and cannot be bought separately. This group holds all three, is already enrolled, and is already turning families away.

Built for a healthcare platform, a regional ABA operator, or an acquirer who would rather inherit a licensed footprint than build one.

Figures presented represent a three-year average.

For more information, call (757) 292-9930. Financials, payer detail, and capacity figures are released after NDA.