
In this episode of Acquisitions Anonymous, Bill, Mills, Michael, Heather, and special guest Connor Groce dive into the deal of a $2.1 million EBITDA drug and alcohol addiction center in the Mountain West.
In this episode of Acquisitions Anonymous, Bill, Mills, Michael, Heather, and special guest Connor Groce dive into the deal of a $2.1 million EBITDA drug and alcohol addiction center in the Mountain West. With a 40% profit margin and revenue reaching $100,000 per patient, this addiction center’s comprehensive care model offers unique insights for prospective buyers.
Our hosts break down the intricate aspects of this business, from the operational costs of running multiple sober houses to the regulatory challenges associated with the addiction treatment industry. With specialized programs like equine and sports therapy, as well as strategic contracts expanding its patient base, this episode explores what makes this center both a compassionate service and a high-revenue investment.
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