Two established adult day care centers in Miami-Dade County, Florida, offered together as a single transaction. Both are AHCA licensed and current. Both are enrolled in Florida Medicaid.

WHY THIS LISTING IS DIFFERENT

Effective May 1, 2026, the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration imposed a temporary moratorium on Medicaid enrollment of new adult day care providers in Miami-Dade County. In the Agency's own words, it "will not accept any new applications" and "will not approve any pending" applications in this county. Existing enrolled providers continue to deliver and bill for authorized services.

You cannot build this position right now. You can only buy one that is already enrolled.

This is published on AHCA's Medicaid Health Care Alerts page, dated May 14, 2026, covering Provider Type 67 with specialty 113. The initial period is six months and is extendable under 42 CFR 455.470. Verify it before you call — we would rather you did.

WHAT TRANSFERS

- Two AHCA licenses, both active and current
- Active Florida Medicaid enrollment at both centers, with established provider numbers
- Executed contracts with six or more Statewide Medicaid Managed Care Long-Term Care plans
- Owned door-to-door transportation with established routes
- Trained, Level 2 screened, fully bilingual Spanish-English staff
- Unfilled licensed capacity at both sites

WHY TRANSPORT MATTERS

In adult day care, the operator who can collect participants wins the census. Families choose the center that shows up at the door. Both centers run their own vans on established routes — the single hardest capability for a new entrant to stand up, and it comes with the business.

THE OPPORTUNITY

Licensed capacity at both sites materially exceeds current census. Rent, licensure, insurance and the core facility cost are already carried at today's attendance, so incremental participants arrive against a fixed cost base. That headroom is the return, and under the current moratorium it cannot be created any other way in this county.

STRUCTURE

Offered as a purchase of the operating entities, so licenses, Medicaid enrollment and plan contracts remain in place, subject to AHCA change-of-ownership approval. Both premises are leased. NO REAL ESTATE IS INCLUDED, which materially lowers the capital required.

Price is negotiable. Seller financing considered for a qualified operator. The owner will support the buyer through the change-of-ownership process, which typically runs 60 to 120 days across the AHCA application, Medicaid provider agreement reassignment, and re-credentialing with each plan.

WHO THIS SUITS

An operator. An existing adult day care company adding sites, a home health or HCBS agency wanting a day center to anchor referrals, a PACE organization expanding in Miami-Dade, or a physician group serving dual-eligible members. If you can build census, the licensed capacity here is worth more to you than to anyone else.

This is not a passive investment, and we would rather say so up front than waste a serious buyer's time.

NEXT STEPS

Financials, census, capacity and exact locations are released to qualified operators after a signed mutual NDA. Preference is given to buyers holding current Florida healthcare licensure. Inquiries are answered the same business day, in English or Spanish.