Listing ID : 2439488
Listed On March 25, 2026 45
Listing Updated March 25, 2026
This is a rare opportunity to acquire an established, turnkey regenerative medicine clinic in Boise, Idaho. Operating under a nationally recognized brand in one of the fastest-growing segments of healthcare.
The clinic specializes in non-surgical, cash-pay treatments for joint pain, arthritis, and musculoskeletal conditions—serving a strong and growing demand for alternatives to surgery and opioids.
Growth Opportunities: A new owner can increase profitability by: Improving marketing ROI and lead conversion Increasing patient close rates Optimizing provider utilization Expanding into second approved territory Implementing structured follow-up systems Financial Snapshot Cash Flow + Clear Upside Current normalized SDE of $125K–$140K, with a realistic path to scale toward $200K+ through operational improvements. 2023 Revenue: ~$1.96M 2024 Revenue: ~$1.32M 2025 Revenue: ~$1.24M 2024 Net Income: ($48,732) 2025 Net Income: ($71,406)
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