Company: Healthcare Biz Brokers
Phones: 818-731-7173 Cell , 818-731-7173 Text
Using my MBA and my perseverance I will make things happen! I provide business brokerage niche services specializing in the hospice and home health care agency industry in the Los Angeles and Ventura County areas. For either buying or selling assistance please phone or text me at 818-731-7173 Cell.
I specialize in Los Angeles County Area healthcare sales such as skilled home health agencies, hospice agencies, residential care facilities for the elderly, medical practices and more. When you are looking at creating a legal and binding business purchase or sale, you need to be extremely careful. There are literally tons of questions that you need to pose to both your agent and to the other seller or buyer. If you are seriously looking for a healthcare business and or looking to sell a healthcare business, please allow me to spend some time with you!
For Buyers:
Protection. My job is to protect your sale and to protect your investment. I have a trusted escrow company that will help in ensuring that all funds are accounted for and that a UCC filings search is done. I will also make it my job to include certain phrases and or contingencies that spell out exactly what both parties expect from a healthy business transaction.
For Sellers:
Marketing. I will get your listing to as many potential buyers, potential investors and or friends of potential buyers/investors as possible. How do I create this lead generation? On my end, I will work with my extensive network/database of over 20 years in the healthcare market. From the moment that my client signs their listing agreement with me, I begin to create our marketing materials. Through our brokerage, our in-house marketing department ensures that we create momentum about your business listing.
What are you looking for in a Business Agent? If you don't know, you are not alone. Many people do not know what a competent Agent can do for them. My name is Ralph Santos, a Los Angeles native, that is now working for you alongside with Park Regency Realty. I am a no nonsense person who doesn’t believe in mediocre work. I grew up in Gardena, California and upon graduating from Gardena High School, I was given the opportunity of being able to serve our glorious country! I was accepted in the United States Army, where I feel that I was able to mature and grow as a person. During my active duty service, I was honored to have attained the rank of E-5 (Sargent) after two years alongside with the Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Non-Commissioned Officers Professional Development Ribbon, National Defense Service Medal, Honor Graduate from my Communications Military occupation, participation in the Panama theatre, namely Operation Just Cause, to name a few. As the end of my military service came about, I opted to pursue my college education. I graduated with honors, Cum Laude, from the University of Southern California (USC) with a degree in Occupational Therapy.
I obtained my license and my registration as an Occupational Therapist (OTR/L) and the majority of my professional career has been in the field of geriatrics, specifically in working with my patients in their homes. My duties as an OTR/L have included working with clients on modifying their homes due to expected changes that come about from our normal aging. While working as an OTR/L, I decided on going back to school to work on my graduate degree in the field of business.
I obtained my Masters in Business Administration (MBA) from the California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) in Carson, California. I was able to merge my skill set as an Occupational Therapist with the knowledge given to me via my MBA and I was able to successfully open three health care businesses in the Los Angeles area. One company was a skilled Home Health Agency where we offered nursing and therapy care in the home. The second company focused on staffing therapy and social work professionals in the home and the latter company was an outpatient therapy clinic that served the geriatric population.
I also had the opportunity of working with an orphanage as an Occupational Therapist in Ghana, Africa where I was part of a Cap Stone Program for USC, supervising student therapists and working with patients in Africa. What a life changing experience! And, I was an active member of the Glendale Masonic Lodge #368 where I eventually became the Lodge Master, overseeing over 800 members, their widows and orphans. This latter position allowed to me learn how to work within the parameters of a corporate like group that has a large philanthropic role in our world.
Call me with your healthcare business sales or your healthcare business purchase needs at 818-731-7173 Cell or email me above.
Price: $425,000. CHAP-accredited hospice in SoCal with 3 patients, no CAP liability, no 36-month rule, and strong affiliations (Kaiser, UCLA, Adventist). Relocatable. All-cash offers only. A turnkey opportunity for qualified buyers. Posting #: 292793 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Accredited hospice in Beverly Hills serving LA, Orange, and Ventura counties. Relocatable, clean operational history, and does not fall under the 36-month rule. Priced at $400,000, all-cash offers preferred. Posting #: 290530 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
An amazing opportunity to work with and to acquire a turn-key professional hand therapy clinic located in a prime location with a complete book of business. Our seller is a licensed Occupational Therapist who is a Certified in Hand Therapy (CHT). Posting #: 285592 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Acquire a licensed home health agency in Fresno County for $130,000. Boasting a vast service area and ACHC accreditation, this business is ready for an experienced operator to scale. All reasonable offers considered. Posting #: 289618 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Priced $475,000, this Southern California CHAP-accredited hospice is a rare all-cash opportunity with strong historical revenue, clean compliance, and zero CAP liability fully past the 36-month Medicare rule. Posting #: 292636 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Priced at $1,400,00. SDE $545,000. Established home health agency in LA with Joint Commission accreditation. Relocatable, turnkey, and profitable. Seller seeks cash offers only. Priced for serious buyers ready to take over a thriving operation. Posting #: 289722 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a Joint Commission-accredited home health agency located in El Monte, CA. The agency is operating under a clean California S-Corporation with no CAPs, no billing issues, and fully up-to-date taxes. It has an active census of +/- 30 Medicare patients. Posting #: 292314 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Accredited and fully licensed hospice in Los Angeles, priced to sell. Includes furniture, inventory, and trained staff with a stable patient base. Positioned for growth across five counties. Perfect for an experienced operator seeking expansion. Posting #: 292302 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
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We are pleased to present a Joint Commission-accredited hospice business located in Los Angeles County, California. Priced at $125,000, this is an opportunity for a qualified buyer to take over a well-structured and compliant California C-Corporation operating in one of the largest health markets. Posting #: 292284 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Priced at just $40,000, this clean home health agency in Agoura Hills, CA offers a low-rent setup and large coverage potential. Ideal for experienced operators ready to scale operations immediately. Posting #: 292243 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Relocatable home health agency in Tarzana, CA, offering flexibility for a strategic buyer. Licensed and accredited, with clean records and low overhead. Priced for an all-cash sale; excellent opportunity for expansion in Los Angeles County. Posting #: 289899 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Established and fully accredited home health agency in Los Angeles, priced at $170,000. Covers multiple counties, Medicare-compliant, and free of debt or legal issues. A perfect opportunity for an all-cash buyer looking to expand in the growing home healthcare market. Posting #: 291541 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Priced at $175,000, this ACHC-accredited home health agency in Northridge offers a vast service area and is free from the 36-month Medicare rule, presenting a prime opportunity for growth in California's expanding home healthcare market. Posting #: 291326 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Licensed home health agency in Burbank, CA, available for $45,000. Licensed, clean, and non-operating, this is a great opportunity for a buyer looking to enter the market or expand their operations. Fully compliant and relocatable. Posting #: 291228 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Accredited Home Health Agency in Los Angeles with expansive GSA covering five Southern California counties. Priced at $175,000, all-cash sale. Clean operational record and high growth potential. Posting #: 291034 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Accredited hospice business in Orange County, CA with no compliance issues, serving six counties. Priced at $500,000 for a turnkey opportunity to expand in the growing hospice marketplace. Posting #: 291026 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Established Medicare-certified Home Health Agency in Ventura County, CA, accredited on April 15, 2022, with a 3-Star CMS Rating and 30 active patients (all to stay post-sale). The agency serves LA County, Orange County, Ventura, Kern, San Bernardino, and Santa Barbara. Posting #: 290910 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
For sale are holistic medical clinics nestled in the Bay Area which are a great fit for an incoming clinician or an established provider looking to expand their geographic reach. Our sellers come with a wealth of knowledge and experience and are seeking to have a healthy transition! Posting #: 287692 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Accredited hospice agency in San Bernardino County with broad service area for $400,000. Relocatable with no CAP liabilities or ADRs. Perfect for buyers with referral sources to scale quickly in the growing hospice market. Posting #: 289925 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Accredited home health agency for sale in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Priced at market rate, this agency offers flexibility, no debt, and minimal competition. Excellent opportunity for healthcare professionals looking to expand. Posting #: 287842 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Licensed hospice agency in Moorpark, CA, priced to sell. Current census of three patients, fully compliant operations, and broad GSA covering six counties. Ideal for experienced healthcare professionals seeking a scalable opportunity. Posting #: 290544 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Established CHAP-accredited hospice in Riverside County with a 15-20 patient census, experienced staff, and a VA contract. Priced at $1,200,000, this turnkey opportunity does not fall under the 36-month Medicare rule. All-cash offers preferred. Posting #: 287023 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Own a new hospice agency in Clark County, Nevada. No patients yet, so you can start fresh and build your own patient base. Priced at $380,000. A perfect opportunity for healthcare professionals to expand in the growing hospice industry. Posting #: 290531 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Home health agency for sale in Los Angeles, CA. Accredited by ACHC, with a vast service area across multiple counties. Asking price: $75,000 (all-cash preferred). Includes office lease ($380/month) and equipment. No active census, perfect for growth. NDA and proof of funds required. Posting #: 289827 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Priced at $250,000, this accredited home health agency in Orange County offers a turnkey opportunity with a clean operational history, low overhead costs, and growth potential for the right buyer. Posting #: 289500 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Price: $475,000. Accredited hospice agency in San Gabriel with a stable census and extensive service area. Fully compliant and Medicare-ready. Posting #: 289643 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
This established hospice agency in California is available for $400,000. With ACHC accreditation, no 36-month Medicare rule, and a steady patient base, this is a fantastic opportunity for a buyer looking to step into a thriving business. All-cash offers preferred. Posting #: 289389 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
Priced at $495,000, this hospice business opportunity in the LA County area (Crenshaw District) is well positioned and poised for a savvy hospice operating looking at scaling their existing hospice agency or starting anew. This hospice has had a historical low census and is ready to operate. Posting #: 289322 Posted by: Ralph Santos.
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