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Arizona In-Home Care Agency, Turnkey Texas Expansion Ready

Non-medical in-home care agency in Maricopa County, Arizona

On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)

AZ area70 FT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$2,750,000
Gross revenue
$2,155,000
Cash flow (SDE)
$600,000

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Business overview

This non-medical in-home care agency serves 60 clients in Maricopa County, Arizona. Caregivers invoice 1,800 hours of care each week. Most of the 70 W2 caregivers are family of the clients. The business generates $2,155,000 in gross revenue. Seller's discretionary earnings are $600,000. The seller asks $2,750,000. The company already holds a Texas Medicaid contract, a homecare license, and three insurance contracts there. The owners can train a new owner in one month.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators ready to manage a 70-caregiver in-home care agency in Maricopa County.
  • Buyers who want a Texas Medicaid contract, a homecare license, and three insurance contracts already in place.
  • Buyers who can fund the $275,000 down payment on the $2,750,000 price.
  • Operators who want Medicaid and insurance referrals rather than paid marketing.

Details

Reason for selling
Other opportunities

Frequently Asked Questions

This agency provides non-medical, long-term in-home care in Maricopa County, Arizona. The company has operated for three years. It serves 60 clients. Caregivers invoice 1,800 hours of care each week. Most of the 70 W2 caregivers are family of the clients.

The seller asks $2,750,000 for the agency. The company generates $2,155,000 in gross revenue. Seller's discretionary earnings are $600,000. The listing shows a $275,000 down payment.

The company already holds a Texas Medicaid contract. It also holds a Texas homecare license. It holds contracts with three insurance providers in Texas. A buyer can start Texas operations at once.

The current owners manage all functions today. They can train a new owner in one month. They will consult for an extended period after the sale.

Medicaid referrals generate the caseload. Four insurance-provider contracts also feed the work. Those sources generate all of the business. The company carries no marketing costs.

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