This established healthcare services enterprise represents a compelling acquisition opportunity featuring complementary non-medical home care and non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) operations across multiple locations in the Mid-Atlantic region. The organization has achieved substantial scale with combined annual revenues exceeding $22 million and adjusted EBITDA of $8 million, serving over 800 clients through a workforce of 425+ W-2 employees.

The business model demonstrates strong fundamentals with Medicaid and waiver program reimbursements providing stable revenue streams. The synergistic relationship between services creates significant value, with over 60% of the client base utilizing both home care and transportation services. This integrated approach enhances client retention and operational efficiency while providing multiple touchpoints for revenue generation.

Operational excellence is evidenced by consistent month-over-month growth exceeding 5% and established management teams that handle day-to-day operations. The current ownership structure requires minimal hands-on involvement, limited to financial oversight and weekly management meetings, indicating mature operational systems and capable leadership infrastructure.

Recent strategic initiatives have expanded the geographic footprint, with home care services successfully launched in an adjacent state showing positive census growth. The NEMT division has diversified service offerings beyond traditional umbrella operations, demonstrating rapid expansion capabilities. The transportation operation maintains both para-transit and group licenses, providing operational flexibility and market positioning advantages.

The acquisition structure includes comprehensive due diligence support with confidential information memorandum and data room access for qualified buyers. The transaction follows a structured two-stage process with initial indications of interest due September 19th, 2025, followed by letter of intent submissions for selected participants. Real estate assets are excluded from the transaction, though long-term leaseback arrangements are available to ensure operational continuity.