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20 year old OBGYN Practice

OB/GYN practice serving women in Orange County, Florida

On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)

FL area
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,275,000
Gross revenue
$1,337,720
Cash flow (SDE)
$635,747
Inventory
$1,000
FF&E
$150,000

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Business overview

This OB/GYN practice delivers women's healthcare in Orange County, Florida. It provides exams, prenatal visits, gynecological surgery, and cancer screenings. The practice has served Central Florida for more than 20 years. Gross revenue is $1,337,720. Seller's discretionary earnings total $635,747. The asking price is $1,275,000. The practice occupies leased space at $6,120 per month. The current physician will remain up to six months after closing.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • OB/GYN physicians who can purchase this practice and operate it themselves.
  • Owner-operators who will keep the practice in Orange County, Florida.
  • Buyers who want the current physician to stay up to six months after closing.
  • Physicians seeking a women's health practice that serves Central Florida.

Details

Reason for selling
downsize, move to hospital work
Real estate
Leased
Monthly rent
$6,120

Frequently Asked Questions

The practice delivers women's healthcare in Orange County, Florida. It offers routine exams, family planning, prenatal care, and menstrual health care. It also handles menopause management, gynecological surgery, and pelvic floor health. The practice performs obstetrical ultrasounds, non-stress testing, and cancer screenings.

The asking price is $1,275,000. Gross revenue is $1,337,720. Seller's discretionary earnings are $635,747. The stated down payment is $1,275,000.

Inventory is $1,000. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment total $150,000. The practice occupies leased space. Monthly rent is $6,120.

The current physician will remain up to six months after closing. The physician will help the buyer through the transition. An OB/GYN physician must purchase and operate the practice.

The owner plans to downsize and move to hospital work. The current physician will remain up to six months after closing. The physician will help the incoming owner through that period.

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