Established medical and cosmetic dermatology practice in the Greater Orlando area, offered for $750,000. In 2025 it produced $1,142,780 in revenue and $592,712 in seller’s discretionary earnings, with one board-certified dermatologist seeing patients about 22 hours a week. The office is built for two to three providers.
Who this fits:
Physician successor: Take over a profitable, fully staffed practice and work alongside the founder for 6 to 12 months while patients and referring physicians get to know you. A $150,000 seller note is available to a qualified physician buyer, and there is no real estate to finance. Every hour you add to the current four-day, part-time schedule is upside.
Group practice: Add a turnkey site with four procedure-capable exam rooms and space for at least one more provider. The patient base is established, about half of it Medicare skin-cancer surveillance patients who return every year.
Private equity platform add-on: Add density in one of Florida’s fastest-growing metros with no real estate commitment. Billing is outsourced and the EMR is cloud-based, so integration is a switchover, not a rebuild.
The practice:
– More than two decades in the same community, built on referrals and word of mouth
– Physician-only care in a market where competitors rely mainly on mid-level providers
– Procedure-driven medical dermatology: skin cancer screening, biopsies, cryosurgery, about two surgical excisions a day with repair, patch testing, and chronic disease management
– Cosmetic services paid at the time of service: Botox, fillers, Morpheus8, and PRP hair restoration
– Medicare and commercial insurance; Medicaid not accepted
– Experienced, long-tenured practice manager and lead medical assistant; staff willing to stay
– Clean compliance history reported by the seller: no litigation, liens, exclusions, or HIPAA breaches
The numbers:
– 2025 revenue: $1,142,780
– 2025 SDE: $592,712 (normalized, including market rent)
– Asking price: $750,000, or 1.27x 2025 SDE
The price reflects a revenue decline over the past few years as the practice downsized to a single physician, and the owner’s retirement timeline. Full financials, the add-back schedule, benchmarks, and risk factors are in the Confidential Information Memorandum, available to qualified buyers after an NDA and buyer profile.
Terms: $600,000 cash at close plus a $150,000 seller note to a qualified physician buyer. Accounts receivable are excluded. Asset sale.
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