Licensed Texas Home Health & PAS Agency — Medicaid MCO Contracts

Asking Price$85,000

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Licensed Texas Home Health & PAS Agency — Medicaid MCO Contracts


Asking Price$85,000

Cash Flow
Not Disclosed

EBITDANot Disclosed

Gross RevenueNot Disclosed

InventoryNot Disclosed

FF&ENot Disclosed

Business Description
Licensed Texas home health and personal assistance agency in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, available for acquisition. The agency holds an active Home and Community Support Services Agency (HCSSA) license authorizing both Licensed Home Health Services and Personal Assistance Services (PAS), with the license term running through late 2028.

The agency is enrolled with Texas Medicaid and holds an executed managed-care contract covering STAR+PLUS and STAR Kids long-term services and supports, plus participation in a national workers’ compensation casualty network. The agency is not Medicare-certified, which means there is no Medicare audit or recoupment exposure for an incoming owner.

The agency is actively operating and currently admitting new skilled patients. Referrals arrive through the payer portals, which distribute to all in-network providers — so client acquisition is a monitoring and acceptance function rather than a marketing spend. The current owner accepts only a limited number of admissions, and only within driving distance of a few key staff. Volume therefore reflects the owner’s deliberate pace and self-restricted service radius, not the capacity of the license or the payer contracts, which already reach the wider Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.

This suits an owner-operator who wants a licensed, contracted platform with room to scale rather than a startup. The buyer should plan to appoint their own Administrator and Director of Nursing, add clinical staff to widen the service radius, and relocate to office space of their choosing — the agency is relocatable within Texas.

The seller will support a 3–4 month transition, including introductions to referral sources, current and inactive employee lists, and assistance with payer, licensing, and change-of-ownership applications.

Financial and licensing detail is available to qualified, financially capable buyers following a signed NDA and proof of funds.
About the Business
Years in Operation
4
Employees
3 (2 Full-time, 1 Part-time)
2 (1 full-time, 1 part-time)
Facilities & Assets
Active Texas HCSSA license (Licensed Home Health Services and Personal Assistance Services), active Texas Medicaid enrollment, an executed Medicaid managed-care contract (STAR+PLUS / STAR Kids), workers’ compensation network participation, the operating entity with its NPI and tax identification, existing policies and procedures, and the seller’s transition support.

The transaction is structured as a membership-interest (equity) purchase so that the license and payer contracts remain in place, subject to change-of-ownership notice and payer consent.
Market Outlook / Competition
The Dallas–Fort Worth market is competitive, with a large number of licensed agencies. The differentiator here is speed to market: a new entrant must obtain an HCSSA license, complete Texas Medicaid enrollment, and then separately credential with each managed-care plan; a sequential process that commonly takes the better part of a year, with no guarantee a plan will accept a new applicant into its network.
Opportunities for Growth
The principal growth lever is capacity, not demand. Referrals are already delivered through the payer portals to all in-network providers; the current owner converts only a small share of them, by choice, and only within the driving radius of a few staff. An incoming owner who staffs more broadly across the metroplex can convert more of the same referral flow without obtaining a single new contract.
The contracted Medicaid managed-care channel remains the least-utilized part of the business. The contract has been in force since 2024 and is producing claims today; the constraint has been admission pace and geography rather than access.
Dual licensure for both skilled home health and personal assistance services allows an incoming owner to serve a broader client population than a PAS-only agency.
Real Estate
Owned or Leased
Leased
About the Sale
Seller Motivation
The owner is exiting to focus on expanding a separate clinic business
Transition Support
The seller will provide approximately 3–4 months of transition support during and after closing: introductions to established referral sources, current and inactive employee lists, and hands-on assistance with payer, licensing, and change-of-ownership filings.
Listing Info
ID
2531684
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