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Workers' Compensation Case Management Services Firm

U.S. Workers' Compensation Case Management Firm

On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)

Location undisclosed
Financial summary
Asking price
N/A
Gross revenue
$11,239,869
Cash flow (SDE)
N/A
EBITDA
$2,384,181

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Business overview

This firm provides workers' compensation and medical case management to U.S. insurance carriers and third-party claims administrators. Gross revenue totals $11,239,869, and EBITDA totals $2,384,181. Its TTM adjusted EBITDA margin reached 21.2%. Approximately 98% of revenue came from repeat clients, and contracts generated 60% in TTM September 2025. The firm operates fully remotely and owns or leases no real estate. Six shareholders own the firm, and two remain active. One offers a negotiable transition; the other seeks to retain their role. Growth opportunities include neighboring-state expansion, ancillary service cross-selling, and in-house medical bill review.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Strategic acquirers in workers' compensation services seeking expansion into neighboring states.
  • Insurance claims service firms seeking to cross-sell ancillary services to carriers and third-party administrators.
  • Healthcare operators seeking to add in-house medical bill review to their services.

Details

Real estate
No real estate

Frequently Asked Questions

The firm serves U.S. insurance carriers and third-party claims administrators. It provides workers' compensation and medical case management.

The firm reports $11,239,869 in gross revenue and $2,384,181 in EBITDA. Its TTM adjusted EBITDA margin reached 21.2%.

Repeat clients generated approximately 98% of revenue in TTM September 2025. Contracts generated 60% of revenue during that period.

The firm operates fully remotely. It owns no real estate and leases no real estate.

One active shareholder offers a negotiable transition. The other seeks to retain their role after a sale.

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