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Ambulette/Transport/Courier Company for Sale - 36711

Non-emergency medical transport company in Onondaga County, NY

On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)

NY area
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,700,000
Gross revenue
$1,896,498
Cash flow (SDE)
$405,125

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Business overview

This family-run non-emergency medical transport company serves Onondaga County and holds licenses in 12 Central New York counties. Contracts cover the VA, Medicaid, schools, hospitals, private pay clients, and the Department of Corrections. Medicaid accounts for 69% of revenue, facility contracts 14%, schools 9%, and private pay 8%. The company operates 23 vans, wheelchair vehicles, and stretcher vans, using proprietary routing software that integrates with MAS. Fleet limits cause the company to turn away dozens of trips daily. The asking price is $1,700,000, with $1,896,498 in revenue and $405,125 in cash flow. Sellers separately offer an associated 2-acre property for $750,000. Owners offer seller financing and will assist for up to one year after the sale.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Operators experienced in non-emergency medical transport who want a company licensed in 12 Central New York counties.
  • Buyers prepared to expand fleet capacity and serve trips the company currently turns away.
  • Buyers seeking a transport business with VA, Medicaid, school, hospital, and private pay contracts.

Details

Reason for selling
Owners are at retirement age and have other businesses.
Real estate
Owned, available separately

Frequently Asked Questions

The company provides non-emergency medical transport from Onondaga County. It holds licenses in 12 Central New York counties.

The company serves the VA, Medicaid, schools, hospitals, private pay clients, and the Department of Corrections. Medicaid contributes 69% of revenue, facility contracts 14%, schools 9%, and private pay 8%.

The company operates 23 vans, wheelchair vehicles, and stretcher vans. Its proprietary routing software integrates with MAS. Fleet limits cause it to turn away dozens of trips daily.

The sellers ask $1,700,000 for the business. The company reports $1,896,498 in revenue and $405,125 in cash flow.

The sellers offer the associated 2-acre property separately for $750,000. The property houses a DOT-approved repair facility where a full-time mechanic works.

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