A highly profitable, Medicaid-funded residential treatment facility serving boys age 8-21 is being offered for acquisition on a confidential basis. This opportunity represents a rare chance for a qualified buyer to acquire an established behavioral health platform with strong historical revenue growth, meaningful earnings, licensed bed capacity, and significant upside through increased census under new ownership.

The business operates as a structured residential treatment center providing 24-hour care, supervision, education, counseling, recreation, and individualized therapeutic programming in a safe and supportive living environment. The facility serves a vulnerable youth population with behavioral health, emotional, developmental, and dual diagnosis needs, and has developed a strong operating foundation within its market.

The current owner is seeking a transition as part of a retirement-driven exit strategy. Importantly, ownership has intentionally maintained the facility’s census at approximately 42 residents despite being licensed for 60 beds. This operating level reflects the owner’s desire to reduce day-to-day operational intensity and gradually slow down, rather than a limitation of the license or physical capacity. For a qualified buyer with the appropriate staffing, clinical oversight, compliance infrastructure, and growth strategy, the unused licensed capacity provides a compelling opportunity to expand census and increase revenue and earnings.

The business has demonstrated strong financial performance and growth over the past several years. Gross receipts increased from approximately $4.8 million in 2023 to approximately $6.2 million in 2024, with 2025 gross receipts estimated at approximately $7.0 million. Contracts are currently being rewritten, and gross receipts are forecasted to be $10,350,000 in 2027.

The facility is funded primarily through Medicaid. This creates a predictable reimbursement framework, though buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding reimbursement rates, payer requirements, state program rules, compliance obligations, and any applicable regulatory considerations.


Interested parties should contact the broker to request the buyer prequalification document.
Please note:
* A completed buyer prequalification document is required before an NDA will be provided.
* Submission of a prequalification document does not guarantee access to confidential materials.
* Only qualified and approved buyers will be invited to execute an NDA.
* Buyers must not contact the business, employees, residents, families, referral sources, vendors, payers, licensing agencies, or related parties directly.
* All communication must be directed through the broker.
* Proof of funds, financing support, or evidence of financial capacity may be requested.
* Additional information will be provided only after buyer approval and execution of an NDA.

This is a confidential sale process designed to protect the business, seller, staff, residents, and buyer. Serious, qualified buyers are invited to begin the prequalification process.