An exceptional, turnkey opportunity to acquire a fully licensed and operational Licensed Home Care Services Agency (LHCSA) in New York City, operating under a highly respected national franchise brand. With no new LHCSA licenses being issued in NYC without a Certificate of Need, this transaction represents a rare, ready-made entry into the nation’s largest and fastest-growing home care market.

The agency serves all five NYC boroughs plus Nassau County, with a strong emphasis on high-margin private pay services. In addition, it holds a new-generation VA Community Care Network (VACCN) contract and is in-network with many of the nation’s leading long-term care insurance carriers. The company is also an authorized GUIDE program provider through Medicare, placing it at the forefront of one of the most promising dementia-care initiatives in the country.

Day-to-day operations are supported by a trained caregiver workforce, experienced administrative staff, and modern, efficient office systems. Further strengthening its competitive position, the agency received approval in September 2025 to operate its own HHA Training Program, ensuring a reliable, ongoing pipeline of qualified aides to fuel continued growth and expansion.

MINIMUM BUYER REQUIREMENTS (NON-NEGOTIABLE)

Strategic Buyer Qualification Criteria

This opportunity is intended exclusively for experienced healthcare operators seeking long-term strategic expansion within the New York market.

Professional Background

Prospective buyers must satisfy at least one of the following:

• Current owner/operator of a Licensed Home Care Services Agency (LHCSA) in New York State; or
• Demonstrated senior-level leadership experience in healthcare or medical management with direct operational oversight responsibility.

In addition, buyers must evidence:

• Established sales, referral development, and revenue growth capability within healthcare or a closely aligned regulated industry.

Financial Requirements

Only financially qualified buyers will be considered. Prospective purchasers must demonstrate:

• Verifiable proof of available funds of no less than $1,500,000, including a minimum of $1,000,000 in liquid assets;
• The ability to complete the acquisition and sustain post-closing operations without reliance on SBA financing, third-party lending contingencies, or structured financing approvals.

Transaction Structure & Governance
• Buyer must be open to reasonable consulting and/or interim management agreements as part of the transition/closing process (subject to NYS DOH requirements)
• Buyer must be willing to undergo qualification review by NYS DOH (ownership/license transfer) and, if applicable, the franchisor (including review of qualifications and financials)