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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Specialty Healthcare Platform

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy clinic in the Mid-Atlantic

On NextCompany since September 3, 2026 (42 days)

Mid-Atlantic area
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,695,000
Gross revenue
$1,049,784
Cash flow (SDE)
$405,000
EBITDA
$405,000

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Business overview

This hyperbaric oxygen therapy clinic treats patients in the Mid-Atlantic. The clinic accepts Medicare and commercial insurance. A Joint Commission accredited multiplace chamber delivers protocol-driven courses of about 40 sessions. The practice has over a decade of operating history. The asking price is $1,695,000. Gross revenue is $1,049,784. Cash flow and EBITDA both equal $405,000. Peak use is about 23 patients versus a 40-patient daily capacity.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Healthcare operators seeking a Joint Commission accredited hyperbaric oxygen therapy clinic.
  • Buyers pursuing an SBA-financeable stock sale of an operating entity and MSA.
  • Owner-operators ready to grow through hours, staffing, marketing, and physician referrals.

Details

Frequently Asked Questions

The clinic treats Mid-Atlantic patients with medically accredited hyperbaric oxygen therapy. Each course follows a protocol of about 40 sessions. Clinicians treat patients in a Joint Commission accredited multiplace hyperbaric chamber. The clinic bills Medicare and commercial insurance.

Buyers face an asking price of $1,695,000. Annual gross revenue totals $1,049,784. Cash flow of $405,000 matches EBITDA of $405,000. Those earnings yield about 38 percent EBITDA margins.

Daily capacity runs about 40 patients. Peak utilization is about 23 patients, or about 55-60 percent. Operators can add extended hours, staffing, marketing, physician referrals, and chamber utilization. Growth does not require significant capex.

Payor mix runs about 48 percent insurance and 46 percent cash pay. The clinic reports no customer concentration. Insurance patients generate about $28K per course. Cash-pay patients generate about $9K per course.

Buyers acquire a combined operating entity and MSA structure. The sale takes the form of an anticipated stock sale. The practice is SBA-financeable. John Geaneotes at Synergy Business Brokers represents this listing.

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