Medical Transportation Business for Sale in NY - 37547
Wheelchair Transportation Business in Westchester County, NY
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
NY area
Business overview
This Westchester County business transports wheelchair passengers to dialysis, chemotherapy, methadone, and day treatment appointments. It serves patients through New York State Medicaid brokers, including MAS, as well as Medicare and private pay.
The company operates 15 relatively new wheelchair vans, including six recent purchases. It holds a New York State Department of Transportation license and a Para Transit Base TLC license. Revenue reached $1,638,000, and cash flow reached $450,000. The asking price is $1,500,000. Volume increased 58% over 2022, and profits increased 125% over the same period. One owner seeks retirement; one partner and two staff members will remain with the new owner.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Medical transportation operators seeking wheelchair services with New York State Medicaid broker contracts.
- Buyers prepared to manage a 15-van fleet with one continuing partner and two staff members.
- Operators seeking a Para Transit Base TLC license covering New York City's five boroughs.
Details
- Reason for selling
- One owner is seeking to retire.
Frequently Asked Questions
The business transports wheelchair passengers to dialysis, methadone, chemotherapy, and day treatment appointments. It serves patients through New York State Medicaid brokers, including MAS, as well as Medicare and private pay.
The company operates 15 relatively new wheelchair vans, including six recent purchases. It holds a New York State Department of Transportation license and a Para Transit Base TLC license for New York City's five boroughs.
The owner asks $1,500,000 for the business. The company reported $1,638,000 in gross revenue and $450,000 in cash flow. Volume increased 58% over 2022, and profits increased 125% over the same period.
One owner seeks retirement. One partner and two staff members will remain with the new owner. The company currently turns away additional business.