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$1.8 Million Revenue Behavioral Health Group in the Greater Washington, DC metro area

Maryland Behavioral Health Practice with Multi-State Telehealth

On NextCompany since August 27, 2026 (today)

MD area13 FT + 8 PT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
N/A
Gross revenue
$1,800,000
Cash flow (SDE)
N/A
EBITDA
$538,000

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Business overview

Therapy services reach clients from two Maryland offices and telehealth platforms. The practice offers individual, couples, family, and child therapy plus medication management. Revenue totals $1,800,000 with EBITDA of $538,000. Thirteen full-time employees handle operations across six states. The client base consists of 92 percent adults. Revenue is approximately 95 percent private insurance. Growth options include staffing increases and Maryland's Social Work Licensure Compact. All staff members plan to remain after the sale.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Buyers targeting behavioral health practices with 95 percent private insurance revenue.
  • Operators seeking multi-state telehealth capabilities in adult-focused therapy.
  • Investors interested in a 13-employee team located in suburban Maryland.
  • Strategic acquirers planning expansion through Maryland licensure compact changes.

Details

Frequently Asked Questions

The practice delivers individual, couples, family, and child therapy. It also offers medication management and psychological testing. Telehealth extends care to six states from two suburban Maryland offices.

Trailing revenue reaches $1,800,000 with average adjusted EBITDA of $538,000. Revenue stayed between $1.8 million and $1.9 million over 42 months.

Thirteen full-time employees, eight part-time employees, and two contractors staff the group. All employees expect to remain after the transaction.

Opportunities include increased staffing and broader market penetration. Maryland's Social Work Licensure Compact may add further expansion.

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