This established non-emergency medical transportation company serves hospitals,
skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, hospice providers, schools, and
private-pay clients throughout the greater Los Angeles healthcare market. The
business provides ambulatory, wheelchair, and gurney transportation services and has
developed a reliable operational infrastructure that includes dispatch systems,
trained drivers, and long-standing relationships with healthcare facilities and
transportation partners.

In 2025 the business generated approximately $2.36 million in revenue with
approximately $255,000 in Seller’s Discretionary Earnings (SDE), reflecting a stable
and scalable operation within a growing healthcare transportation market. The
company has demonstrated consistent operational performance while gradually
improving its revenue mix by increasing higher-margin facility and direct-pay
transportation services.

The operation includes a fleet of 17 medical transportation vehicles, consisting of
wheelchair-accessible vans and gurney transport units capable of supporting multiple
levels of patient mobility needs. Additional equipment includes gurneys, stair
chairs, and other transportation assets required for safe patient transport. The
fleet currently supports the company’s existing service lines and daily operations.

The business maintains relationships with more than fifty healthcare facilities and
transportation partners including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities,
rehabilitation centers, hospice providers, and specialized transportation networks.
These established relationships create recurring trip volume and provide a
consistent pipeline of transportation requests.

Operations are supported by an experienced team of drivers, dispatch personnel, and
administrative staff who manage scheduling, routing, and trip coordination. The
operational systems, dispatch workflows, and customer relationships are already
established, allowing a new owner to step into a functioning transportation business
without needing to build infrastructure from the ground up.

Demand for non-emergency medical transportation continues to expand as the
population ages and healthcare providers increasingly rely on transportation
services to move patients between facilities, appointments, and treatment centers.
The Los Angeles healthcare market represents one of the largest and most active
transportation markets in the country, creating ongoing demand for reliable medical
transport providers.

Significant opportunities exist to expand the business through additional direct
facility contracts, increased private-pay transportation services, expanded school
transportation relationships, and improved route density across the existing service
territory. Continued diversification away from lower-margin broker volume toward
direct healthcare facility relationships presents further potential for revenue
growth and margin expansion.

The seller is willing to provide reasonable transition support to assist with
operational handoff, introductions to key facility relationships, and guidance on
dispatch, staffing, and workflow systems to help ensure a smooth ownership
transition. Ownership is exploring a strategic transition and pursuing other
business interests while seeking a qualified buyer to continue operating and growing
the company.