Hospice with VA Contract & 15–20 Census

Offered at $1,200,000, this fully licensed and CHAP-accredited hospice agency serves Los Angeles and Orange County from its Riverside County office. The agency maintains a current patient census of 15–20, supported by an experienced team and key leadership who will remain post-closing to ensure operational continuity. The agency utilizes Hospice MD EMR for clinical and administrative efficiency and holds a VA contract (West LA) along with a strong book of business that will transfer to the new owner. *

There are no active ADRs, no CAP liabilities, no liens, no judgments, and no employee issues. A past CAP repayment has been paid in full. The business includes approximately $10,000 in furniture, fixtures, and equipment, along with $5,000 in inventory. All taxes are current, and there have been no billing issues. **

This agency does not fall under the Medicare 36-Month Rule, meaning any buyer does not need to account for the regulatory requirement. The office is relocatable, offering operational flexibility. *

The seller will provide transition assistance, ensuring a smooth handoff, staff retention, and uninterrupted patient care. This is a turnkey acquisition for an operator seeking a strong foothold in two of Southern California’s most competitive hospice markets. *

The seller will not entertain SBA 7(a) loans or seller financing. All-cash offers are preferred, and all reasonable offers will be considered. *

Seller Recommendations: (1) Buyer should possess the capability to generate patient referrals, (2) Buyer should have access to the necessary professional team members, (3) It is advised that the buyer engage a professional team (e.g., Medicare Consultant, Accountant, Attorney) to assist with due diligence and review processes.

Buyer Requirements: (1) All prospective buyers must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and (2) Proof of Funds is required from all potential buyers.

Due Diligence: Any in-depth due diligence beyond the Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM) will require the Buyer to submit either a Letter of Intent (LOI) or a Purchase Agreement.



* Buyer to verify during Due Diligence
** It is recommended that the Buyer initiate further due diligence regarding any outstanding debt, with particular emphasis on the Medicare CAP, by engaging a third-party to perform a comprehensive CAP Analysis party.