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Texas Based Non-Emergency Medical Transport

Non-Emergency Medical Transport Business in Texas

On NextCompany since September 8, 2026 (37 days)

TX area
Financial summary
Asking price
$15,000,000
Gross revenue
$7,743,083
Cash flow (SDE)
$2,874,318
EBITDA
$2,874,318

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Business overview

This non-emergency medical transport business serves a major Texas metropolitan market, with an acquisition pending. Its services span inter-facility transfers, critical care transports, wheelchair transportation, and event coverage. The business maintains 30+ healthcare facility contracts alongside insurance reimbursements and private clients. The transport operation carries a $15,000,000 asking price, with revenue of $7,743,083 and cash flow of $2,874,318. Approximately 100 employees support operations using an ambulance fleet and multiple wheelchair vans. The current owner seeks a complete exit or a strategic partnership with a scaling investor.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Medical transport operators seeking ambulance and wheelchair van service capabilities.
  • Strategic investors seeking a partnership with an owner considering an exit or business expansion.

Details

Reason for selling
The current owner seeks either a complete exit or strategic partnership with a scaling investor.

Frequently Asked Questions

The business handles inter-facility transfers and critical care transports in a major Texas metropolitan market. It also supplies wheelchair van services and event coverage.

The medical transport business carries an asking price of $15,000,000. It reports revenue of $7,743,083 and cash flow of $2,874,318.

The business maintains 30+ healthcare facility contracts and receives insurance reimbursements and payments from private clients. Hospital-backed agreements support recurring revenue streams.

The business uses a modern ambulance fleet and multiple wheelchair vans. Approximately 100 employees support operations, including specialized leadership. Integrated software supports dispatch, billing, HR, and fleet maintenance.

The current owner seeks either a complete exit or a strategic partnership with a scaling investor. The business identifies expansion opportunities through new markets, hospital contracts, franchising, and digital marketing.

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