Accredited Hospice Agency for Sale

This offering represents a newly established, state-licensed and accredited hospice agency positioned for growth in the Nevada marketplace. Licensure, accreditation survey, and operational readiness have been completed, allowing a qualified buyer to bypass the startup phase and focus on census development. The hospice is pre-census with no active patients, no billing history, and no outstanding liabilities. There are no liens, loans, CAP debt, ADRs, or billing issues. The agency falls under the 36-month Medicare rule, an important consideration for Medicare participation. While not currently billing, this creates an opportunity for an experienced hospice operator with established referral relationships to build census organically within compliance guidelines. The business operates from a small administrative office in Clark County with a favorable lease of approximately $500 per month and a three-year term. The operation is fully relocatable, allowing integration into an existing footprint or repositioning within a preferred service area. The seller will not consider SBA 7(a) financing or seller financing and is seeking all-cash offers only. All reasonable offers will be considered. This opportunity is best suited for buyers with hospice experience who understand census development, referral sourcing, and regulatory oversight. * Seller Preferences: Preference will be given to buyers with demonstrable healthcare industry experience, including prior ownership or operational management of a similar healthcare agency. Buyers must be able to provide verifiable Proof of Funds evidencing the financial capacity to consummate the transaction and should have established access to patient referral sources and a network of duly licensed and qualified healthcare professionals necessary to operate the business in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. Seller Recommendations: Buyer should demonstrate the ability to generate patient referrals, maintain access to qualified professional personnel, and engage independent professional advisors, including legal, accounting, and regulatory consultants, to support due diligence and transaction review. Buyer Requirements: All prospective buyers must execute a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and provide satisfactory Proof of Funds prior to receiving any confidential or non-public information. Failure to meet these requirements may result in disqualification from further consideration. Due Diligence: The CIM is provided for preliminary review only. Any access to information beyond the CIM shall be granted solely upon execution of a bona fide Purchase Agreement acceptable to the Seller, and all further due diligence shall be governed exclusively by the terms of that agreement. Disclaimer: All information is provided by the seller and is the seller’s sole responsibility. Healthcare Biz Brokers, Inc., including its agents, representatives, and affiliates, makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information provided. Prospective buyers are advised to conduct their own independent due diligence and to consult with qualified professional advisors, including legal, accounting, and regulatory counsel. Any agreements, contracts, or legal documents provided in connection with a transaction must be independently reviewed by each party’s own legal counsel prior to execution. Healthcare Biz Brokers, Inc., does not provide legal advice, interpret documents, opine on enforceability, or guarantee any aspect of a transaction. * Buyer to verify due diligence. ** A Third-Party CAP Analysis is recommended as part of the Buyer's Due Diligence. Competition: The hospice market in Nevada remains active and competitive, driven by demographic trends, hospital discharge demand, and increased utilization of end-of-life care services. While competition exists, operators with strong referral networks, compliance discipline, and operational experience continue to succeed. Entry barriers such as licensure, accreditation, and regulatory requirements enhance the value of a ready-to-operate hospice platform. Growth & Expansion: Significant growth opportunities exist through physician referrals, hospital discharge planners, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living communities, and home health agencies. A buyer with established referral sources or an existing healthcare platform can leverage this hospice to expand service coverage, increase census, and build long-term enterprise value through organic growth. Support & Training: The seller will provide reasonable transitional support following closing, including orientation on licensure history, accreditation materials, policies and procedures, compliance documentation, and operational setup. This support is intended to facilitate a smooth ownership transition but does not include ongoing management or census generation.