This ACHC-accredited hospice business, located in San Gabriel, California, offers a turnkey opportunity for buyers with healthcare experience. Established as a California C-Corporation, this agency is fully compliant, with recent accreditation through February 12, 2027, and state licensing valid until October 30, 2026. The agency serves an extensive General Service Area, including Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, Santa Barbara, and Ventura counties.

Currently maintaining a census of eight patients, this hospice is subject to the 36-month Medicare rule. The business operates out of a 900 sq. ft. office with a favorable monthly lease of $1,400 and includes $20,000 worth of furniture, fixtures, and equipment, as well as $5,000 in inventory.

The agency uses the Data Soft Logic EMR system for seamless documentation and compliance. With no liens, judgments, ADRs, CAP issues, or past billing concerns, this business offers a clean acquisition for buyers. The seller prefers an all-cash offer, will not entertain SBA 7(a) loans or seller financing, and is open to reasonable offers.

The seller will provide comprehensive training and support post-closing to ensure a smooth operational transition, including licensing transfers, workflow guidance, and EMR training. This hospice is relocatable, offering flexibility for the buyer to choose an optimal location.

Seller Preferences:
Possess healthcare experience, particularly in operating a hospice or similar agency.
Can provide verifiable proof of funds for the transaction.
Have access to patient referral sources and a network of licensed healthcare professionals.

Seller Recommendations:
Buyer should possess the capability to generate patient referrals.
Buyer should have access to the necessary professional team members.
It is advised that the buyer engage a professional team (e.g., Medicare Consultant, Accountant, Attorney) to assist with due diligence and review processes.

Buyer Requirements:
All prospective buyers must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA).
Proof of Funds is required from all potential buyers.

Due Diligence:
All in-depth due diligence beyond the Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM) will require the Buyer to submit either a Letter of Intent (LOI) or a Purchase Agreement.

Disclaimer:
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* Buyer to verify due diligence.
** A Third-Party CAP Analysis is recommended as part of the Buyer's Due Diligence.